Liquid vs. Granular Chlorine - Does this seem off to you?

[BmerMeUp]

Hey Team,
Got (this) linked through regular spam aka "You bought one thing from us once so we presume this to mean you wanna hear from us 12 times a day for the rest of your life," email from a local pool supply store.

I read it because I have a full Stenner pump setup I am quite happy with, using liquid chlorine courtesy of my TFP based research many years ago. The short article however basically makes liquid chlorine sound like liquid cancer with the effectiveness of farting in the wind.

Does what they're saying make ANY sense to you, as I feel like it leans towards outright disinformation in support of selling more granular chlorine?
(pensive face emoji...)

 

[mknauss]

Does what they're saying make ANY sense to you

No. Chlorine is chlorine. It just depends what it is attached too and what that does to your water chemistry. Solid chlorine leaves either CYA or calcium, plus anything else they add. Liquid chlorine leaves salt.