Difference between revisions of "Liquid Chlorine" - Further Reading

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==SouthWest==
 
==SouthWest==
 
*[https://www.atwoods.com/storelocator Atwood’s]
 
*[https://www.atwoods.com/storelocator Atwood’s]
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==Florida==
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*[https://pinchapenny.com/stores Pinch a Penny Pool Supply]
  
 
==Texas==
 
==Texas==
 
*HEB - [https://www.heb.com/product-detail/kem-tek-pool-amp-spa-care-chlorinating-liquid/1748952 Kem-Tek Pool & Spa Care Chlorinating Liquid]
 
*HEB - [https://www.heb.com/product-detail/kem-tek-pool-amp-spa-care-chlorinating-liquid/1748952 Kem-Tek Pool & Spa Care Chlorinating Liquid]
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* [https://pinchapenny.com/stores Pinch a Penny Pool Supply]
 
===Houston Area===
 
===Houston Area===
 
*[http://napcochemical.com/ Napco Chemical Company] - They sell 12% in refillable containers and they sell the containers.
 
*[http://napcochemical.com/ Napco Chemical Company] - They sell 12% in refillable containers and they sell the containers.

Revision as of 16:00, 20 October 2019

Liquid Chlorine

Most household bleach that you will find in stores in 6% chlorine. Pool chlorinating liquids may be 10% or 12.5% chlorine.

If you buy household bleach, you want pure liquid chlorine with no additives. Additives are often not listed in the ingredients and clues are if the label says splashless, fragrances, or foaming.

Most Clorox bleach today says it had Cloromax Technology. They are polymers that create foaming and are not suitable for pools. Clorox Germicidal Bleach appears to not have additives.

Check the date code on any liquid chlorine. You want fresh chlorine preferably bottled within the last 3 months. Liquid chlorine strength breaks down with time and temperature.

Nationwide

Use their websites to check for availability in stores around you:

SouthWest

Florida

Texas

Houston Area