- FibroPool Chlorine Floater - Adjustable Release - 12 in - Vinyl | 3 lb Tablet Capacity, Fits 3 in Tablets, UV Resistant Plastic, For Inground And Above Ground Pools, Pool chlorine

Easily holds a weeks worth of 3" tablets and the design is such that is deep so it stays upright and does not wobble. Plastic is good quality and the lid snaps into place firmly. There is a a slider on the bottom part of the item to control the amount of water in and out which should alter how much chlorine is used.

Best deal for a high capacity for tablet floater lasts about 2 years, in the Arizona Sun

This is a really good floater for the pool. It works especially well if you have Baja steps and you need a floater that's a little bit deeper so that it doesn't get stuck on your Baja steps.

All others I bought eventually sank. Nice and big but you can't tell above water line. It takes many 3 inch tablets. Leave it alone for days on end. Easy locking. I tie it with fishing line to a mermaid statue on ground. Looks like she's gone fishing.

This holds EIGHT three inch tablets, not more than that as indicated in the description. Thankfully for other reviewers, I was prepared for that. Otherwise the product is good and works as described. We’ve had a hard time keeping the chlorine levels up in our 24,000 gallon pool, within a few hours this had brought the levels up so we are very pleased. I used the tether hole to tie the floater near my return lines so the water flows through it when the pump is on. I think this helps a lot with getting more chlorine into the water faster.

I bought this to fix the issue with the smaller size ones have with getting either lost in the skimmer or grounding out on the beach area of our pool. Holds more 3" pucks.

Large sized dispenser for chlorine in pool. Does a good job of keeping chlorine level up. You can get 6 tabs of 3 inch chlorine each one.

My existing pool float keeps getting wedged on the top stair when water is slightly low (yet not that low I need to refill). I'm a newbie caring for an in-ground pool... But I at least knew that the float getting wedged on the step was not good. Tried to tie it off with a goodly amount of fishing line... And altho that worked, I didn't like how it wasnt free to go the entire circumference of the pool. Why was this so difficult to find the solution for via online search... I don't know. But I finally found a site (mikethepoolman) who gave a good rant about it (since floats wedged on stair can stain/damage the stair). He said the solution is to just buy one of these tall/larger sized floats. Hooray! But... Good luck finding one! Lol... Unknown why these aren't sold everywhere! Unknown why pool stores always sell just the short ones. I'm thankful I found this one on Amazon! And it was the same price as the small one my pool store sold me . Altho this is a larger float which can hold 8 3-inch tablets (I only need 2 3-inch tablets per week) ... Thats moot. The larger/longer float also can solve the problem if small floats don't play well with your stair. It works perfectly since the length is longer under the water and prevents it from ever getting wedged on top of the stair. I'm so happy this is over... It was really bugging me... Lol.