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Pool Chemical Caddy | 2 Gallon Jug Carrier | SW-10-204
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A carrier that takes everything one pool service stop needs in a single trip. The open main tub holds two gallons of liquid chemical standing upright, so a jug of chlorine and a jug of acid ride side by side instead of rolling loose in the truck bed. Divided bins around the tub keep tablets, test strips and small parts separated, and molded slots along the rim hold screwdrivers and hand tools upright where you can see them. Part number SW-10-204.
- Two gallons, standing upright: The main tub takes two one-gallon jugs on their base, so nothing tips or rolls between stops.
- Divided supply bins: Tablets, test strips and small replacement parts each get their own compartment instead of collecting wet in the bottom of a bucket.
- Molded tool slots: Screwdrivers and hand tools drop into dedicated slots along the edge and stay visible, so you are not digging at every stop.
- One-hand carry: A single centred handle balances the loaded caddy, leaving your other hand for the gate latch or the filter lid.
- Built for a truck bed: Molded plastic made for daily contact with pool chemicals, sun and water.
- Replaces the loose bucket: Everything keeps its place, so the caddy does not need repacking between accounts.
- Main tub: Up to two gallons of liquid chemical - chlorine, acid, or one of each.
- Side compartments: Chlorine tablets, test strips, o-rings, fittings and other small parts.
- Rim slots: Screwdrivers, nut drivers and similar hand tools.
Not designed for: long-term chemical storage, and it is not a sealed or lockable container. It is a carrier, not a cabinet.
- (1) Pool chemical caddy, black
Note: Chemicals, tablets, test strips and tools are not included.
Can I carry chlorine and acid in it at the same time?
Two sealed jugs ride upright side by side in the main tub, which is how most techs run a route. Keep both caps tight and never decant or pour one near the other - liquid chlorine and muriatic acid react if they mix, and the gas that comes off is dangerous. Transport them closed, use them one at a time at the pad.
Will standard pool chemical jugs actually stand up in it?
Yes, the main tub is sized for one-gallon jugs on their base rather than laid down. That is the whole point of the open tub - jugs stay vertical so a loose cap does not become a spill in the truck.
Can I hose it out?
Yes. Molded plastic with no fabric and no seams to hold liquid, so it rinses clean and drains. Worth doing regularly if you carry acid.
Is this only for professionals?
No. It was built around a service route, but the same layout works for a homeowner who wants chemicals, tablets and test supplies stored together and off the garage floor.
How many accounts will it cover before a refill?
That depends entirely on your dose rates and pool sizes. Two gallons of liquid chlorine is a light day for most routes, so treat this as a stop-to-stop carrier rather than a full day's supply.
Does it fit behind a truck seat or in a service box?
It is built to sit flat in a truck bed or on a tailgate. Check the listed dimensions against your specific box or seat gap before ordering if space is tight.