Swimming Pool Chemicals: Chlorine Shock (HTH)

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Pool Supplies: Chlorine Shock HTH)

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Part Number: Y8300

HTH Sock It (Shock-N-Swim) 5 x 1-lb. bags

HTH Sock It chlorine pool shock chemical is safe enough to swim immediately after treatment and a strong enough pool chemical to quickly kill bacteria. Pool shock chemicals at In The Swim. Your Cost: $21.99

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Part Number: Y8320

HTH Sock It (Shock-N-Swim) 18 x 1-lb. bags

HTH Sock It chlorine pool shock chemical is safe enough to swim immediately after treatment and a strong enough pool chemical to quickly kill bacteria. Pool shock chemicals at In The Swim. Your Cost: $64.99

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Part Number: Y8340

HTH Sock It (Shock-N-Swim) 36 X 1-lb. bags

HTH Sock It chlorine pool shock chemical is safe enough to swim immediately after treatment and a strong enough pool chemical to quickly kill bacteria. Pool shock chemicals at In The Swim. Your Cost: $125.99

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Part Number: Y8350

HTH Super Sock It 5 x 1-lb. bags

Use HTH as a shock treatment chemical to kill bacteria and control algae in your swimming pool. HTH Super Sock It pool shock is fast acting and powerful. More pool chemicals available from In The Swim Your Cost: $23.99

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Part Number: Y8360

HTH Super Sock It 16 x 1-lb. bags

Use HTH as a shock treatment chemical to kill bacteria and control algae in your swimming pool. HTH Super Sock It pool shock is fast acting and powerful. More pool chemicals available from In The Swim Your Cost: $67.99

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