A floating dispenser is a small device that holds chlorine or bromine tablets and slowly releases sanitizer into the water to help maintain proper levels automatically.

The floater sits on the water’s surface and has adjustable vents that control how quickly the sanitizer tablets dissolve. As the water moves, sanitiser is gradually released.

Most dispensers are designed for:

• Chlorine tablets (1" tablets)

• Bromine tablets (1" tablets)

Never use granular sanitiser in a floater.

Open or close the adjustable vents to control the flow.

• More open = faster dissolution / more sanitiser

• More closed = slower dissolution / less sanitiser

Typically every 1–2 weeks, depending on:

• Water temperature

• Bather load

• Tablet type

• Dispenser vent setting

Check sanitiser levels regularly to know when to refill.

It’s best to remove the floater during use, as direct contact can irritate skin and bleach swimsuits. Place it in a small bucket of spa water while soaking.

Yes. While ozone and UV help sanitise, you still need a residual sanitiser. A floater helps maintain steady chlorine or bromine levels.

Every few weeks:

1. Rinse with warm water

2. Remove residue or tablet crumbs

3. Do not use soap

4. Check for stuck vents or buildup

Yes. Floating dispensers supply daily sanitiser, but you should still shock weekly or after heavy use to oxidize contaminants.