H2O2--a colleague's brother was a rocket scientist working on H2O2 propulsion systems.... I guess it wasn't the 3% solution!
No, and I'm in the Southeast and coast
No, and I'm in the Northeast and coast
No, and I'm in the Northwest and coast
No, and I'm in the Southwest and coast.
YES, and I'm in the Southeast and coast
YES, and I'm in the Northeast and coast
YES, and I'm in the Northwest and coast
YES, and I'm in the Southwest and coast.
I don't know what borax is.
H2O2--a colleague's brother was a rocket scientist working on H2O2 propulsion systems.... I guess it wasn't the 3% solution!
Carl
If you are in Pittsburgh the Walmart in West Mifflin had Borax. I picked up 2 boxes even though my pool has not be installed yet.
Ben
18' AG
200# Sand Filter
3/4 hp Hayward Pump
I have found that Borax is available but it often gets sold out in the locations I usually find it (Walmart, Target, Winn Dixie, and Publix) and it often is not restocked for a few weeks so I buy a box or two when I see it to make sure I have enough when I need to bump up the borates in my pool (about once a year) or bring up my pH (which I have never needed to do.) I also have often found many of the store employees are totally clueless when you ask if they have any borax and have better luck just looking through the laundry aisle myself.
There is no problem with 'stockpiling' it since it does not spoil.
Retired pool store and commercial pool maintenance guy.
However, it can get rock hard! It still works, tho you have to break it up. Water will dissolve the clumps. But you'll feel them getting much warmer than the water as they dissolve--must be exothermic.
Carl