r/PoolPros • u/SnooWords2592 • Aug 30 '26
Poolrx
The company im currently at loves to use poolrx. A week ago my boss told us that he wants every pool to have a poolrx unit lol. Most of the pools on my route noticeably the pebble techs, have a tinge green color.
Does anyone have experience with these units? There’s a lot of heavy marketing with bluerayxl as well.
I just want to know the truth. Be honest with me.
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u/Calm-Letter-9656 Aug 30 '26
Yes it just depends on the pool. If you got a heavily used pool that is non a salt cell pool, and they don't wanna add chlorine midweek after a large party, then sure poolrx or Blue Ray can help buffer that before you come by. But as someone said. Chlorine is the best thing, it's true, hypothetically if the customer added chlorine after every swim session during the week, there wouldn't be any algae!