Why not use liquid chorine instead of bleach ?

[giroup01]

72? 74? Ugh! That's COLD my friend! I'm too soft--I need a 3/4 wet suit. Water here is COOL at 85!

LOL!! I'll do anything to get that 85! Heck, put some up on eBay and I'll buy!

[Chad-WL]

Just an update for you...
The Canadian supply of Purox is manufactured once per year, just before the spring time, and then it's stored... So if you're buying bottles in the end of summer, they're a few months old..

It will still work great though, it just drops down in content.

My father works for Colgate so I've been lucky enough to be getting mine supplied by the employee store, when ever I run low they have to get a few cases brought in from the warehouse because they don't stock it.

Chad

[CarlD]

LOL!! I'll do anything to get that 85! Heck, put some up on eBay and I'll buy!

OK. I'll freeze it for you and pack it in dry ice so it'll ship easier!


(G'nite, Gracie! )

[gonefishin]

I'm so happy...I finally found a good deal on bleach!


I just found out that we have a Water Treatment store near us that also sells a few pool supplies. They have underground tanks of chlorine that they sell to water treatment facilities. They say that there turn over is quite high (new fillings every month). They said that the strength of their chlorine coming in is 17% and that they keep all the tanks above 12%.

They have a $5.00 deposit (one time fee) for a 5.5gallon black container. The 5.5gallon refill is a little over $9.00.

The lady at the counter asked a few questions about the type of pool...how I test...How much stabilizer I had...and what type of chlorine I'm currently using. Once I told her I was using only regular bleach she seemed said..."oh, well you should be fine then".


I'm just so happy I found a nice deal on bleach. a bit over 9 bucks for a minimum of 12%...not bad
take care all
dan