It is not compatible with bromine or baquanine. If you are switching from bromine or baquanine to a mineral based purifier, it is suggested that the hot tub be drained. Flush the lines with a manufacturer recommended cleaning agent to completely remove any traces of bromine or baquanine from the lines. Using a mineral based purifier in water containing any trace of bromine or baquanine will cause the water to become discolored and will prohibit it from effectively purifying the water. Chlorine sodium dichlor is the most common chemical sanitizer used in hot tubs.
Advantages There is less of a chance of staining because it is such a good oxidizer.
It is pH neutral, so it does not throw off your pH reading. It is highly soluble and fast-acting. The powerful scent of chlorine can be offensive. It does not store itself well within the water, so you must use it regularly to maintain adequate chlorine levels. Bromine Tablets .