ChloroKlean Chlorine Dioxide

ChloroKlean stabilised chlorine dioxide concentrate for pool and spa engineers carrying out oxidative cleaning of water systems and pipework. It activates in situ after entering water below pH 10 and can be used with chlorine, bromine and salt systems. Trade buyers can order 0.5L, 1L, 2.5L and 5L containers, allowing stockists and service firms to match pack size to each job. The range gives specialist contractors a compact liquid line for addressing organic loading and biofilm during planned system care.

The oxidiser penetrates and disrupts biofilm within pool and hot-tub pipework.
It acts on organic matter including body oils, perspiration and sun cream.
No chloramines are formed during treatment.
The formulation functions over a broad pH range across chlorine, bromine and salt systems.

Available formats

Available in 0.5L, 1L, 2.5L and 5L bottles.

0.5L
1L
2.5L
5L

What it does

The oxidiser penetrates and disrupts biofilm within pool and hot-tub pipework.
It acts on organic matter including body oils, perspiration and sun cream.
No chloramines are formed during treatment.
The formulation functions over a broad pH range across chlorine, bromine and salt systems.

Additional information

Active ingredient: ChloroKlean stabilised chlorine dioxide (ClO2), activated in situ within water
Physical form: Liquid concentrate that activates in situ following addition to water
Appearance: A pale yellow colour after activation in water
Storage: Keep sealed below 30 C and protect from both frost and direct light.
Shelf life: 12 months. Activation occurs only when the product enters water below pH 10.

Choosing between chlorine, bromine and chlorine dioxide

A stockist's view of the three sanitiser chemistries: where each sells, how it behaves in heated water and what it costs the end user to run.

What matters	Chlorine	Bromine	Chlorine dioxide
Typical use	Routine daily sanitising at the lowest cost	Spas where a gentler, more stable residual is preferred	Clean-up treatments, biofilm removal and recovering poor water
Working level	Free chlorine 3 to 5 ppm	Total bromine 4 to 6 ppm	Applied as a periodic clean-up dose rather than a maintained residual
Behaviour in heated water	Depletes more quickly at spa temperatures	Holds its efficacy in warm water	Strong oxidiser; the usual choice where biofilm is suspected
Dependence on pH	Most effective between pH 7.2 and 7.6	Tolerates a broader pH window	Performance changes little with pH
Smell	Chloramine odour develops if combined chlorine is not oxidised	Less pronounced than chlorine	Little odour at recommended doses
Running cost for the end user	Cheapest per week	A little above chlorine	Higher per dose, offset by infrequent use
Zagosa Spa & Pool lines	SDIC granules and 20g mini tablets	20g bromine tablets and BCDMH granules	ChloroKlean chlorine dioxide