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benavidescj
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Post subject: Re: water chemistry and the eyes  Posted: August 8th, 2010, 7:17 pm |
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Joined: April 27th, 2010, 3:27 am Posts: 388 Location: Fleming Island, FL
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Richard, I am happy with that conclusion. I always wondered why it is when I have all other chemicals in proper range we get red eyes. So it seems that we have to put up with some level of discomfort, especially my kids who like to swim for hours on end. I think I am going to have my son, who is affected the most, wear goggles so he is not always complaining about the red eye thing.
_________________ Carlos Pool: 28,000 gallons IG; IC 40 SWG; Pentair 120 gpm cartridge filter; Marble finish; Pentair Wisperflow 1.5 hp; Polaris 360 Spa: 350 gallon; Bromine How to shock your pool
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crabboy
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Post subject: Re: water chemistry and the eyes  Posted: August 8th, 2010, 9:48 pm |
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Joined: July 24th, 2007, 12:21 am Posts: 415 Location: Suwanee, GA
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From my experience the biggest factor for me is PH. A few weeks ago, I had dumped just under a gallon of MA into the pool to lower the PH, which took it down in the 7.2 range. The next day I went swimming and my eyes were fuzzy and hurting in only about 20 minutes. I swam for a couple hours today with no goggles and eyes are fine. I ran the PH yesterday and it was 7.6+ ish. Willing to bet it is about 7.8 today, but I had not checked it.
_________________ 21k gal SW, IG Gunite PebbleSheen, 1HP Jandy, Jandy 340 filter, Polaris 280, 17' fiberglass slide w/ 2HP pump.
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