Is there a bleach shortage?

[cfherrman]

It's hard to beat that price, I have about 15 empty jugs in the back of my pickup. I filled 3 gallons of 80w90 from a broken bucket, gave about 5 to my work for antifreeze, when I get to 20-25 I'm headed to the recycling center

 

[HiddenRiver]

It's hard to beat that price, I have about 15 empty jugs in the back of my pickup. I filled 3 gallons of 80w90 from a broken bucket, gave about 5 to my work for antifreeze, when I get to 20-25 I'm headed to the recycling center

I am rethinking the cheap chlorine from Walmart and benefit of the car-boy and refilling the extra strength chlorine via the PS only a couple of miles from us. I have about 25 empty bottles in my garage waiting to parse out each week to the town recycling truck. Tired of the bottles and thinking that I am unsure whether they are really recycled or land filled anyway. Refilling is probably better for the environment but man, that five gallon jug is heavy!

 

[sccm_sysadmin]

I use the 1-gallon jugs of 6% "cleaning bleach" from Wal-Mart that they have for $1.77 each. It's a decent price, no additives, keeps my pool clean, and it's always in-stock with recent date codes (usually within the past 7-10 days). Yes I have to use a bit more than higher-concentrations but whatever. It works fine.

Usually I end up looking like "that guy from the math problems", going into the checkout line with 18 gallons of bleach in my cart.

 

[bigevilgrape]

Ocean State Joblot in the north east has 12.5% liquid pool shock for $3 a gallon, so that is what I always use. Once summer starts up the turnover gets pretty good and its not to hard to find younger bottles.

 

[HiddenRiver]

Ocean State Joblot in the north east has 12.5% liquid pool shock for $3 a gallon, so that is what I always use. Once summer starts up the turnover gets pretty good and its not to hard to find younger bottles.

That’s a great price!!