Floating Chlorine Dispenser, Pool Spa Chlorine/Bromine Floater,7" Large Capacity Floating Chlorinator & Bromine Holder Fits 3 Inch Chemical Tablets(Collapsible)

This was cheap and broke with a couple of weeks. It would fill with water and sink to the bottom of the pool.

This chlorine floater works just as expected. We’ve been using it for about a month now and haven’t had any issues. It holds the tablets well and floats evenly around the pool. Easy to adjust and simple to use. Good basic option for the price!

Perfect for our chlorine tablets without being too flashy! They do a great job and the quality of the product is superb! I bought two! One for our spa and one for our pool. Very happy customer.

Sigh....I dislike leaving negative reviews, and yet here we are. This chlorine dispenser was not good. Why? Allow me to tell you. Firstly - it's collapsible. This means it collapses every bloody time you attempt to pick it up (yes I know it 'locks' into place, but it actually doesn't). Look, I understand this is for space saving when storing it, but it only saves a meager 3 inches of space...so if you're desperate to save 3 inches of storage space, that might be a clue that you're storing too much stuff. Plus, why are you storing it? Aren't you using it? Anyway.... Secondly - it doesn't float properly. Mostly it floats on its side (I bought 2 of these and they both did it), especially when it's been refilled with chlorine tabs. If it's almost empty, it might float right side up.....but it's so rare that we consider it a special occasion, and we invite neighbors, friends, and family to join us in looking at it and going "ooh" and "aah" when it does. Thirdly - When it IS refilled with chlorine tabs, it sinks to the bottom of the pool. Yes, it sinks. It can't sustain the weight of more than 2, or maybe 3 tabs. We bought the large one BECAUSE we needed to put in several tabs. I mean, it's made bigger to accommodate more tabs, right? Yet it can't. Thankfully one of them cracked yesterday and that was the push I needed to replace both with a different, non-collapsible, one (which I just put in my pool and they're both floating right side up!) Oh, and when I went to throw these away, I discovered they were both half full of water that I can't get out as they're sealed (although clearly not if it's half full of water). A floating chlorine dispenser has one job, and this one doesn't do it very well i'm afraid. Not recommended.

This chlorine floater is cheap but works fine. Holds the tablets well and floats as expected. Not the most durable or fancy, but it gets the job done for pool and spa use.