Scum Eliminating Ball, Oil Absorbing Sponge for Swimming Pools, Hot Tub, and Spas, Reusable

Product works well

If you've ever questioned the cleanliness of your hot tub, let me introduce you to the Hot Tub Scum Eliminating Ball – the superhero my spa needed, but never knew it deserved.First off, the name is as catchy as the disco tunes I blast while soaking in my tub of bubbling glory. It's not just a ball; it's a scum-fighting, oil-absorbing, party-starting sphere of greatness. I'm convinced that if Batman had a hot tub, this would be his sidekick.The packaging claims it eliminates scum, and let me tell you, it's a scum-slaying machine. It doesn't discriminate – sunscreen residue, body oils, and mystery gunk – this ball devours it all. It's like having a tiny pool janitor doing the backstroke in your tub, waving goodbye to scum with a confident smirk.Now, let's talk about reusability. This ball is the Hercules of hot tub maintenance – it takes a beating, absorbs the grime, and comes back for more. I've had mine for what feels like a lifetime, and it's still going strong. It's like the Energizer Bunny, but for scum.The best part? It's eco-friendly. Mother Earth is throwing me high-fives every time I toss this bad boy into my hot tub. It's like a little environmental warrior, saving the planet one scummy soak at a time.The only downside? My other hot tub accessories are feeling a bit neglected. The Scum Eliminating Ball steals the spotlight like a Hollywood star at the Oscars. Sorry, rubber ducky, you're no match for this scum-fighting sensation.In conclusion, if your hot tub is in need of a hero, the Hot Tub Scum Eliminating Ball is here to save the day. Say goodbye to scum, embrace the reusability, and let the good times roll in your now pristine spa. It's like having a personal spa valet, but without the awkward small talk. 10/10, would recommend for a scum-free, party-ready hot tub experience!

Gets the job done

I bought these ones bc they specifically said they were washable and reusable but they are definitely not! They are good for about a week or 2 in your hot tub, depending on how often you use your tub, but then they have to be thrown out- you CANNOT wash and reuse them.

The media could not be loaded. I can't believe that it works, but it really does. This seems a little too simple, but it works like a charm and it is so easy to use. I just tossed them into the pool and they floated along the top of the water. I really hate a dirty pool so I am constantly skimming and vacuuming the bottom, but that doesn't take care of the sunscreen and tanning oil haze on the top. These picked up the crud while floating around and then I rinsed them clean. Obviously you need to wash them on occasion, but I got great results with rinsing them thoroughly and squeezing out the gunk. I used them over and over again before they really needed to be washed. I also appreciate that they don't mess up the aesthetic of the pool. I like to keep floating light up flowers on top when we aren't using it and these aren't very noticeable.

We have them just in our blow up pool, I was tired of all the sunscreen floating around! We got them today through them in a few hours later the pool looked like I put new water! Perfect if you have little kids you have slither with sunscreen!!!!!

Love how they pick up stuff.

This product really is amazing, almost seeming to "chase" scummy bubbles around the hot tub and absorbing them. You can watch the ball at work. Here's the problem - one of them was sucked into the plumbing in the hot tub and managed to work its way through the pipes and into the intake opening of the pump. It lodged there and ruined the pump, either jamming the impeller or burning out the pump. We didn't realize what happened until the pump was removed and examined. We received error messages about the heater being dry, but we had no idea what the problem was until everything was disassembled at great expense and the cost of a new pump.Keep an eye on the ball if you are using it. We noticed that the ball was missing, but we assumed one of our cats might have fished it out. It also might have slipped down the drain when we were cleaning the filters. Either way, just a caveat....