The current owner swears by it, says it cuts down on chlorine usage and it works well.

Since we just moved in, and it's been years since we've had a pool, I wanted to get some opinions before next season. I was out there today getting ready to remove the system and thought I'd ask before I did. Is it possible to use the system (mineral and tablet cartridges) to supplement the BBB method (or, I guess I should say Along with the BBB method) ? On the other hand, the 'claims' are that it reduces chemical usage etc (Opinions welcome on that). I was planning to 'go BBB' and who knows the effectiveness of the mineral cartridge vs other methods. On one hand, the 'mineral cartridge' is about $75.00 per season and the Chlorine Cartridges are just a bunch of tablets. In the past, Ive used other types of automated chlorinators or manually added it.ĭoes anyone have any opinions on the Pool Frog? I've looked at a bunch of info on their site along with my manuals. The current Hayward Sand filter has a Pool Frog Installed (Owner of the home before us). I'm planning on using the BBB method for our current pool.

I thought here would be more appropriate. I went back and forth trying to decide to post this question in the Swimming Pool Equipment Category or the Testing Category.

Frog leap system for pools