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Sea-Klear
SEA -KLEAR...... Chitin (pronounced kite-in) came into being in the 1970's when the EPA ordered fishing companies to stop dumping the shells of crabs and lobsters back into the ocean. Researchers discovered that the chitin contained in the shells had properties that could be applicable in a variety of industrial uses. Similar to cellulose, chitin is a naturally occurring polymer. It is also the only naturally occurring polyelectrolyte.
Sea-Klear 4~in~1 water treatment; use weekly to prevent:
Dosage: Use just four (4) ounces per week in a 20,000 gallon pool.
