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United Chemical Pink Treat, 2 lb, 12-Pack | PT-C12
United Chemical Pink Treat, 2 lb, 12-Pack | PT-C12
United Chemical Pink Treat PT-C12 has been discontinued and is no longer available from the manufacturer.
This listing is maintained for product identification, specifications and reference purposes only. It cannot be ordered or backordered.
United Chemical Pink Treat 2 lb, 12-Pack | PT-C12
United Chemical Pink Treat was a concentrated sodium-bromide rescue algaecide developed to help eliminate pink algae, pink slime and related bacterial growth in swimming pools. The treatment was designed to work with the pool's sanitizer and a manufacturer-directed superchlorination process for intensive corrective treatment.
PT-C12 was supplied as a commercial case containing twelve 2-pound bottles, providing 24 pounds of total product. One 2-pound bottle represented the listed treatment dosage for up to 20,000 gallons of pool water.
Primary Application
- Corrective treatment for pink algae and pink slime
- Designed for severe or persistent contamination
- Works alongside the pool's sanitizing system
- Suitable for residential swimming pools
Product Compatibility
- Chlorine-sanitized pools
- Saltwater chlorine-generator pools
- Bromine-sanitized pools
- Common plaster, fiberglass, painted and vinyl surfaces
Product Highlights
- Targeted rescue treatment: Developed specifically for pink algae, pink slime and associated pool contamination.
- Sodium-bromide formulation: Formulated to support strong sanitizer oxidation during corrective treatment.
- Broad sanitizer compatibility: Listed for chlorine, saltwater and bromine pool systems.
- Multiple surface applications: Compatible with white plaster, colored plaster, exposed aggregate, fiberglass, painted and vinyl pool surfaces when used according to the label.
- Commercial case quantity: Includes twelve individually packaged 2-pound bottles.
- Premeasured treatment size: Each 2-pound bottle corresponds with the manufacturer's listed dosage for a pool containing up to 20,000 gallons.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | United Chemical |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Pink Treat |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PT-C12 |
| Product Type | Rescue algaecide |
| Active Ingredient | Sodium bromide |
| Container Size | 2 lb per bottle |
| Case Quantity | 12 bottles |
| Total Case Weight | 24 lb of product |
| Listed Dosage | 2 lb per 20,000 gallons |
| Compatible Sanitizers | Chlorine, saltwater chlorine systems and bromine |
| Compatible Pool Surfaces | White plaster, colored plaster, exposed aggregate, fiberglass, painted and vinyl |
| Availability | Discontinued and no longer available |
Historical Usage Information
United Chemical listed a dosage of 2 pounds per 20,000 gallons of pool water. Pink Treat was intended to be used with the treatment and superchlorination procedure printed on the original manufacturer label.
Accurate pool volume, water balance, circulation, brushing and filter cleaning are important parts of treating pink algae or slime. Pool chemicals should never be combined together in a container or added outside the manufacturer's labeled instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is United Chemical Pink Treat PT-C12 still available?
No. United Chemical has discontinued Pink Treat, and PT-C12 is no longer available from the manufacturer. This page remains online as a reference for customers identifying an older container or reviewing a previous purchase.
What was United Chemical Pink Treat used for?
Pink Treat was a corrective rescue algaecide designed to help eliminate pink algae, pink slime and associated bacterial growth in swimming pools.
What was the active ingredient in Pink Treat?
The active ingredient listed by United Chemical was sodium bromide.
How much Pink Treat was included in PT-C12?
PT-C12 contained twelve 2-pound bottles, for a total case quantity of 24 pounds.
What pool size did one bottle treat?
United Chemical listed one 2-pound bottle for up to 20,000 gallons of pool water. Treatment was required to follow the complete instructions printed on the original product label.
Was Pink Treat compatible with saltwater pools?
Yes. United Chemical listed Pink Treat as compatible with chlorine, saltwater chlorine-generator and bromine sanitizing systems.
Could Pink Treat be used on vinyl or fiberglass pools?
Yes. The manufacturer listed compatibility with vinyl, fiberglass, white plaster, colored plaster, exposed aggregate and painted pool surfaces when used according to the product label.
Is Pink Treat a routine maintenance chemical?
No. Pink Treat was categorized as a rescue algaecide intended for corrective treatment of an active pink algae or slime problem rather than ordinary weekly pool maintenance.
Need Help Identifying the Correct Pool Treatment?
Confirm the type of growth or water problem before selecting a chemical treatment. Similar-looking pool conditions may require different corrective procedures.
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