Pool Dye Leak Detection Kit | Fluorescent Yellow Pool Dye Syringe & Refill Bottle | Solves #1 Complaint DIYers (Yellow)

This dye worked well to show me where the leak was in our pool. Had a pool tech come out to do the hard part, but missed a couple of small ones. This dye was easy enough for anyone to use. It’s literally point and shoot. Bought my own epoxy putty to patch the leaks. Oh, the yellow dye color pops out and doesn’t dissipate quickly giving it enough time to follow the leaks.

The media could not be loaded. The yellow color is a high vis fluorescent color. The idea behind this product is that it is used to find suspected leaks. in other words you squirt the dye near where you suspect the leak is. if there is a leak it will get sucked in. if not the dye slowly spreads in your pool until it dilutes and disappears. highly recommend.

I have an above ground pool that was leaking about 1 inch of water per week. Over the winter I let it go until it stopped losing water. Thinking I could visually find the leak, I tried food coloring, etc. Nothing seemed to work and I couldn't find it. Come spring I refilled it and gave it a couple of days for any current to stop. I took the syringe and about every 6 feet I applied a small amount. After going all around the pool, I gave it about 30 mins to "travel". Sure enough it lead me to the side seam. I applied a waterproof tape to the seam and waited a couple of days before repeating the process. This time no leaks, the color just stayed where I put it. This stuff is great mainly because it's VERY visible (yellow) and doesn't dissipate quickly. If you suspect a leak, this is money we'll spent. Nothing negative to report.

Better price than buying smaller dye kits

Think food coloring would b cheaper! Didnt work well did not find holes.

Great stuff-I was thinking whats the big deal about the UV mention as I do not have a black light.Added it to the pool and the Sun makes it glow! Just daylight does the trick- very impressed.I followed the advice of another pool dye reviewer and shut the pump off overnight for the currents/motion to settle down. I squirted dye along theThis pinpointed my leak to the skimmer- which is not what I needed. I’m loosing about an inch a week after using pool putty on some previous tile/pool repairs. The slow leek was harder to find.If I seal the skimmer by adding a plug at the bottom I get zero loss (evaporation has been insignificant when not heating pool) which to me means the leak is in the the piping from skimmer to pump.So at least I know where I am losing my water- thanks to this pool dye.

Could not find where my pool was leaking . I got this stuff and used it as directed . It showed that I had a leak around one of my skimmers . If you have any mechanical skills , this product will be useful for you . After talking to pool builders , they say 90 % of leaks will be around the skimmers . This product will show where .

What I needed does the job