4 Reasons to Skip Hydrogen Peroxide in Your Pool

It breaks down fast in sunlight and warm water You would need to add gallons of hydrogen peroxide every few hours to keep bacteria under control.

Effective sanitizing concentrations are hazardous At the levels needed to actually sanitize, hydrogen peroxide is corrosive and dangerous to handle.

It costs more than chlorine or bromine Chlorine and bromine provide lasting protection for a fraction of the price and effort.

Alternative systems require expensive add-ons Pool stores may sell hydrogen peroxide systems, but they always need UV lights or other costly equipment to prevent rapid dissipation.