What is the difference between 8300, 8100 and 8202?

All the 3 systems are interchangeable and use a different type of cleaning agent. The 8100 and 8200 use a soft soap or surfactant to help clean the bowl and the 8300 uses our “organic” bleach to help keep the toilet bowl white and clean. The 8100 and 8200 are the preferred cleaners to use with a septic system, the 8200 comes with added cultures to help maintain your septic system and the 8300 is a bleach product and should not be used with any septic system.

Why does the cartridge say it lasts up to 3 months?

The system was designed for 1.6 gallons per flush toilets. Toilets that are older will use more water and the cleaning agent faster.

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8300 - Flush' n Sparkle™ System - Bleach

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Do you want to clean the toilet tank or keep the toilet bowl clean?

Drop-in bleach tablets ONLY keeps the toilet tank clean while destroying the flapper and other parts inside the tank with bleach. Flush ‘n Sparkle does not destroy any toilet parts and keeps the toilet bowl sparkling clean!

Works with your toilet to keep it clean – AUTOMATICALLY
Scrub-free, hands-free cleaning
A crystal clear bowl after every flush
Safe for kids and pets
Removes and prevents hard water stains
Quick and easy cartridge replacement
Bleach cleaning cartridge lasts up to 3 months
Won’t harm toilet tank parts like other drop-in bleach tablets
Refills also available in bleach, blue & septic tank versions

Fluidmaster®’s Flush ‘n Sparkle™ Self-Cleaning Toilet System is designed to achieve safe and effective hands-free cleaning for any toilet. Toilet flappers tend to wear out more often if you use drop-in bleach tablets. Contrary to popular belief, drop-in bleach tables DO NOT clean the toilet bowl. The bleach stays in the toilet tank the entire time, affecting the flapper and other toilet parts, and is flushed out of the pipes when you flush the toilet. The bleach tablet does not get a chance to clean the bowl. Flush ‘n Sparkle™ does not fill up the toilet tank with bleach as it is kept in a reservoir and hence does not destroy the toilet parts. The bleach from Flush ‘n Sparkle™ goes directly into the overflow tube of the flush valve keeping the toilet bowl sparkling clean and the bowl water is safe.

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8300 - Flush' n Sparkle™ System - Bleach

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 8300, 8100 and 8202?
- 1. All the 3 systems are interchangeable and use a different type of cleaning agent. The 8100 and 8200 use a soft soap or surfactant to help clean the bowl and the 8300 uses our “organic” bleach to help keep the toilet bowl white and clean. The 8100 and 8200 are the preferred cleaners to use with a septic system, the 8200 comes with added cultures to help maintain your septic system and the 8300 is a bleach product and should not be used with any septic system.
Why does the cartridge say it lasts up to 3 months?
- The system was designed for 1.6 gallons per flush toilets. Toilets that are older will use more water and the cleaning agent faster.