So I saw this posted on another Pool site (not Leslie's). They recommend this Oxidizing Shock treatment "ONCE PER WEEK". I've never heard of this and would like your opinion(s). is this a real thing? TIA ..
"When chlorine breaks down, it forms tiny particles called chloramines. These chloramines can irritate skin and eyes, create a strong odor, and prevent chlorine from working properly. Pool shock attacks these inactive particles and breaks them apart, helping to maintain the efficiency of your chlorine. Adding chlorine shock to your pool increases chlorine levels, so swimmers will need to wait 12 hours before returning to swim. Shocking in the evening when the sun is low helps to reduce any chlorine burnoff. If you don’t need to sanitize your pool and just want to remove extra chloramines, you can use oxidizing shock. Since oxidizing shock doesn’t contain chlorine, your pool water will be swim-ready in just 15 minutes after use. Whichever shock you decide to use, we recommend you shock your pool once a week."
"When chlorine breaks down, it forms tiny particles called chloramines. These chloramines can irritate skin and eyes, create a strong odor, and prevent chlorine from working properly. Pool shock attacks these inactive particles and breaks them apart, helping to maintain the efficiency of your chlorine. Adding chlorine shock to your pool increases chlorine levels, so swimmers will need to wait 12 hours before returning to swim. Shocking in the evening when the sun is low helps to reduce any chlorine burnoff. If you don’t need to sanitize your pool and just want to remove extra chloramines, you can use oxidizing shock. Since oxidizing shock doesn’t contain chlorine, your pool water will be swim-ready in just 15 minutes after use. Whichever shock you decide to use, we recommend you shock your pool once a week."