Is this actually just standard bleach with more Chlorine ?
- Thread starter gdog2004
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Cool. I found this in my local Redners. One thing that is weird, there is nothing under the cap. No foil topper or cover, nothing. And it says the cap is "vented" ...not sure what the heck that means. lol
Sodium Hypochlorite = bleach = chlorine = liquid pool shock. They always list the percent so you can weigh the costs per volume.
‘outdoor cleaner’ for example at Home Depot is 6% Sodium Hyperchlorite, exactly the same as in the cleaning aisle, but $27 for 2.5 gallons because there are pictures of decks and outdoor furniture on the label.
‘outdoor cleaner’ for example at Home Depot is 6% Sodium Hyperchlorite, exactly the same as in the cleaning aisle, but $27 for 2.5 gallons because there are pictures of decks and outdoor furniture on the label.
LOL...but those pictures of outdoor furniture cost money !Sodium Hypochlorite = bleach = chlorine = liquid pool shock. They always list the percent so you can weigh the costs per volume.
‘outdoor cleaner’ for example at Home Depot is 6% Sodium Hyperchlorite, exactly the same as in the cleaning aisle, but $27 for 2.5 gallons because there are pictures of decks and outdoor furniture on the label.
I guess I was just spooked by the "other ingredients" and the fact that it is called "Ultra Shock"
Other ingredients are oxygen and hydrogen at a ratio of 2:1. Technically it’s true, but it’s just water.
Just be on the lookout anytime you’re buying for scents, splashless, chloromax technology, or any other polymers that will cause foaming.
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