Essentially Both Brands Are Liquid Chlorine?

[LGLDSR73]

Greetings All,

I have been using Pool Essentials Liquid Chlorine (10% Sodium Hypochlorite, 90% "Other Ingredients") and recently came into a good supply of Blue Shield 'Pool Shock' (12.5% Sodium Hypochlorite, 87.5% "Other Ingredients"). Strength aside, any issues in converting over to the Blue Shield? Both are unstabilized.

What the "Other Ingredients" are is not stated and I cannot find an MSDS on either.

Thanks,

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[Flying Tivo]

We tend to stay away from anything labeled BLUE, because it might contain copper. If you cant find an MSDS i dont think anybody might be able to say 100% sure its just bleach.

 

[mknauss]

I doubt the Blue Shield has any copper. Never have heard of any liquid pool chlorine having copper.

Other ingredients is water.

 

[LGLDSR73]

Thanks guys, much appreciated. I'll hunt down the MSDS. Lacking all else I'll call them; they have to provide it.

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