Chlorine Floater

Love it ! Cute addition to our pool like how the bottom is clear so no guessing if it’s time to change chlorine tablets

You can see the chlorine

Super cute, nice color, stays stable in water and doesn’t tip over, easily opens, stays clear and performs as expected just wish it would come with string to attach to the side of pool but it has hoop to attach one.

First one lasted 2 years. Then he started to get a crack in his neck. He'd take on water, and I'd empty him from time to time. Then life was just too much for the little guy. I found him on the bottom of the pool. Now we're on turtle #2. ❤️🐢

very pleased with the product & delivery time

This is very easy to open. Love the fact that it floats around the pool to help maintain my chlorine level. I had it for a few months now and it still looks new. It is worth what I paid for.

This is the most expensive $19 mistake we have ever bought! We have bought this same turtle for years and most recently replaced it in March. It completely damaged our BRAND NEW pool liner that we just bought & installed, also in March. Over a thousand dollars down the drain because of this product. It sunk to the bottom of the pool causing the liner to be bleached from the chlorine, and pool owners know that wont last long in the Florida sun. At first we thought maybe we did something wrong and were kicking ourselves In the butt for the damage. We took the tablet out, made sure everything was tightened together correctly and put it back in the pool. Sure enough it was not our doing, it was a defective product that caused more damage!!! Even if this company were to send a refund for the turtle, that doesn’t help the thousand dollars we just spent on a new pool liner that is now damaged because of their product.

This made it easy to tell the kids move "the turtle" away from the skimmer. And I was impressed by how it withstood the Texas sun. The colors never faded. The adjustment "bucket" (where we put the chlorine tablets) is OK. And the final nail in the coffin was that its shell started to take on water, and its escape holes didn't help. Forcing the water out by squeezing (it's a hard shell) still didn't get the water out at a pace that didn't take hours. So, we kept it out of the pool and in the sun in hopes of water evaporation. Nope. That didn't help either. He's currently flopping on its side in the pool. And I'm now looking for a design that does not allow for water to get into the area that's meant to keep it afloat.