Morton Professional Commercial Grade Pool Salt 40 lb

Love this product I'm a repeat buyer

Great for bath, relaxing and easy to dissolve. No smell, color, just salt. Big package require some storage, because I use it for bath and don't need whole package at once. But the package is soft, so storing is not always easy. All the rest is a great quality product. My family use it with pleasure.

Works great in my pool

Dissolves fast..

My end of summer margaritas party was a neighborhood hit this year. I knew I was going to need 200 lbs. of salt, but I just couldn't be bothered to drive around to different stores and also the hassle of loading into the car. Who has time for that? Will definitely buy again, thank you Mr. Salty Seller!

It’s pool salt - it works as expected.

Yes , it’s more pricey than your usual Lowe’s or Home Depot one but we only needed one bag of it to bring up the salt level to what it should be vs it takes usually 2-3 reg bags to balance the salt.

Purchased 3 bags to get my saltwater pool up and running. Got the pool filled with 4500 gallons and then added the salt. First thing I noticed was that it is much coarser than the salt I usually purchase from my local pool outfit. When I poured the last bag in big chunks of white, hard chalk came out along with large, black rocks. I fished out some of the larger pieces and noted that it was iron that flaked off in my hands, There were also uncountable pea-sized and smaller hard, white grains of something other than salt. it did not dissolve. As a matter of fact, the salt itself had to be pushed around the pool to dissolve since it was such large crystals to start with. The next morning I went to check the pool and noticed that although the salt had all dissolved there was now areas of the bottom that had hard, white grains everywhere, as well as rust stains starting from the remaining black rocks that I had missed the night before. I did not have the plumbing completed yet so I couldn't vacuum the crud out. I instead opted to drain the pool, sweep up all the hard white grains and the rusty rocks, and start all over again. I do believe only one of the three bags had the rusty shale in it. I also believe that all 3 bags had the hard, white pieces in them as there was way more of that spread through out the bottom than I would expect from a single bag. Just my 2 cents, and maybe just a bad batch...but where I live they get you for the water going in and then slap a sewer tax on it to boot. It cost me way more in water to fill it up twice than the purchase of the salt itself.