DO NOT USE IF USING INTEX CHLORINATOR. This is our first year using this brand. We’ve always used Morton’s. So we put the salt in, stirred it all up, let it run through the pump alone for a day. Was leaving for a cpl hrs so turned the chlorinator on and when we got back 2hrs later our pool was GREEN. Come to find out, clorox salt has a high iron content that has a chemical reaction to the copper chlorinator. We had to drain half the pool, refill with hose water, and now waiting for the sun to do it’s thing and hopefully between the mix of it all, when we turn the chlorinator back on tomorrow, it’ll say low salt and then we can add the Morton’s. Saving $8 cost us another $100 in hopefully fixing the mess. NEVER again. No idea how it works with other saltwater systems.

Picked up 12 bags of pool salt and although we have had this salt in previous years, this year it's all discolored and has black little pellets in it. Since I have added it in to our pool (which forms a brown cloud in the pool water) our salt chlorine generator keeps giving me a "Low" salt reading. This stuff is garbage.

I’ve been using this 40 lb pool salt bag for a while now and it never disappoints. The price is very reasonable, and I love how easy it is to find both in-store and online. It dissolves quickly without leaving any residue on the pool bottom, which keeps maintenance simple. Great quality, super reliable—definitely my go-to bran

I reordered 200 lb of pool salt. The original order was delivered in the original packaging which was great. The reorder came as 5 boxes each with one 40%23 bag of salt that I had to openand then dispose of. The order was 2 days late so it must have taken the extra time to put them in boxes.

Four stars instead of five because of price. It’s increased about 65% since 2020 (pre-covid). I need to add a bag every once in a while and the Clorox brand dissolves very easy and is clean. I’ve bought a few other brands that are much harder to dissolve. This isn’t much of an issue if you’re adding a bag or two but if you’re starting up a new saltwater pool with 12 bags, it would be.

As a pool owner of 7 years I have never had trouble adding salt or any other chemicals to our pool. I added the salt last week and it stained the bottom of our pool. After I added the salt, I brushed the areas several times so salt would not sit on the bottom. the areas stained were throughout the pool due to this. I have now spent several hours researching how to get stains out and am now paying for products to try and resolve this.

We just switched our pool over to saltwater. The pool supply store recommended their brand which was $12 a bag. We need 10 bag to start and will need more to replenish on a regular basis. I decided to give Clorox a try because it is $4 less per bag. It does an amazing job and my pool is sparkling.

Wish I would've read reviews before using the Clorox salt on my pool. It left a horrible stain on the bottom of my pool where it was dumped. I never even knew this was a possibility until I googled it and realized I am not the only one that this is happened to. Will definitely not be buying anymore Clorox brand pool salt.

Excellent price. Extremely thankful for delivery. During highs of lockdown this was nearly impossible to get. The charge was 2 and 3 x’s higher to have it shipped and they stopped ordering in our store in July even though where we live pools can be used 9 months out of the year. On December 30 it is 77 out. Product does it’s job and the price is fair.

I’ve had great results from these 40lb bags. You do have to be careful in selection however. Where I am at, Walmart stores them outside and they can get rained on. If the bags are torn then taped back up, they tend to be less than 40lbs of salt and if wet, … useless to you