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    Default Re: Chlorine confusion

    Thanks for the information. I still don't have the pool opened up yet. In PA lately one day it is 80 degrees and the next there is a hard frost. I want to get it up and running hopefully in the next couple of weeks. My pool store carries the liquid chlorine, but I do not know the strength or price. I gave up on the pucks and chlorinator, it is not worth the problems and hassle that I had with it.
    In reading PoolDoc's reply, if the Dichlor and Trichlor is "pure", then is it free of CYA?
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    Default Re: Chlorine confusion

    Quote Originally Posted by GregP View Post
    In reading PoolDoc's reply, if the Dichlor and Trichlor is "pure", then is it free of CYA?
    No -- if it was, then it wouldn't be dichlor or trichlor. "Pure", in this context, just means, "not blended with other goop".

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