Leakmaster Pool Dye Leak Detection Kit | Fluorescent Yellow Pool Dye Syringe & Refill Bottle | Solves #1 Complaint DIYers (Yellow)

It found ny leak right away

Great stuff-I was thinking whats the big deal about the UV mention as I do not have a black light.Added it to the pool and the Sun makes it glow! Just daylight does the trick- very impressed.I followed the advice of another pool dye reviewer and shut the pump off overnight for the currents/motion to settle down. I squirted dye along theThis pinpointed my leak to the skimmer- which is not what I needed. I’m loosing about an inch a week after using pool putty on some previous tile/pool repairs. The slow leek was harder to find.If I seal the skimmer by adding a plug at the bottom I get zero loss (evaporation has been insignificant when not heating pool) which to me means the leak is in the the piping from skimmer to pump.So at least I know where I am losing my water- thanks to this pool dye.

Flourescent color easy to see

The LeakMaster dye kit made it super easy to spot a slow leak in my pool. The fluorescent yellow dye is bright and easy to see underwater, and the syringe gives great control. It comes with a refill bottle, which is a nice bonus. Perfect for DIYers trying to pinpoint leaks without calling a pro. Just make sure the water is still when using it. Take your time, it took me about 2 hours to find a leak the size of 2 rice grains. The fluorescent liquid quickly went out the pool making it easy to find the leak. Great tool to have on hand for quick checks saved me over $200, for in home service. Highly recommend

This stuff’s th bomb. I was losing 1/2” of water from my inground pool every 24 hours. Without question; I was able to see exactly where it was being sucked into and the source of my leak- a stair spa jet housing. Used some silicone and tightened it up- no more water loss. Worth every penny!

Think food coloring would b cheaper! Didnt work well did not find holes.

Worked, and found my leak

This giant thing of dye will last you forever. It’s simple to use: stop circulation, and gently squirt some dye near suspected areas. If the dye pulls into it then it’s probably a leak. If it doesn’t then it isn’t. Works great and I’ve used it on many customers pools already. Don’t have to get wet.