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Just to clarify--I have one container labled Brilliance sanatizer and the other is labled Brilliance oxidizer. I am thinking from what I have read to just do away with the sanatizer and use chlorine instead.Is this correct.Thanks

Brilliance is also selling a chlorine system (dichlor) and a three part bromine system (standard tabs) now along with its 100% bromine granules. No chlorine or bromine free system though unless you count Baqua. Stating that one uses Brilliance chemicals now can mean more than what it once meant. Thanks--I think I will try the chlorine. If I use chlorine can I still use the Brilliance oxidizer as shock or does the chlorine do that also?

The Brilliance chemicals I am using are suppose to be chlorine free. Are the 2 you reccommend a little easier on the senses?Thanks

Just purchased a ho tub and was given Brilliance chemicals by dealer. This is chlorine and bromine free. Seems to be working ok with keeping the water clear but even when test strips say sanatizer is low the chemical smell is terrible. Wife is very unhappy with smell and the way it makes her itchy. Any advice on any other chemicals available that you can not smell. Thanks