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∙ 16y agoBecause we use a tiny amount of it in the pools. The water is a lot more than the chlorine so it could dilute it. To remove any dangers, test the pool water with a pH strip.
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∙ 16y agoChlorine is a commonly used halogen to purify water. It is effective in killing bacteria and other harmful microorganisms present in the water. Chlorine is added in controlled amounts to ensure that it disinfects the water without posing any health risks.
Because When you mix them together and add other ingredients it is not harmful. Think of it as a raw steak, you cant eat that. but when you cook it you can.
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Ducks could stay in pools, but it cant have chlorine or saltwater, its a good idea to just let them stay in freshwater, its more safer, natural, healthier, and more fun for them :) i hope this information works ♥
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The dirty and non-cleaned swimming pools
it so hot the poison protects the frog and poison melts off and cant protect themselves
No, sodium chloride (table salt) cannot be used to lower pH levels in pools. It is used in saltwater pools as a source of chloride ions for chlorine production but does not directly affect pH. To lower pH levels in pools, you would need to use an acid such as muriatic acid or sodium bisulfate.
Yes you still need to control the PH of your water weather it is a salt water pool or chlorine tablet pool. with salt water pools the chlorine produced by the chlorine generator is more dependant on a lower pH, around 7.2 to 7.6 if pH goes to high the chlorine gets locked up and cant work. you can find more detailed information on our web site at www.cristal-clear-pools.com. hope this helps you.
one is oxygen .......... it can be considered as poison for it oxidizes things in our body continuously and produces free radicals that can cause aging ........... so in a crude sense Oxygen is a poison that we cant live without,,,,,, i must qote a 16th century alchemist " theres nothing in this world that's not a poison,,, its only the proportion that differentiates between a poison and a remedy"---
Yes it can. As long as you get the dose right for the pool it is the chosen sanitiser for most commercial pools. Follow the safety advice, keep the PH in balance and maintain good water quality. Sodium Hypochlorite is a wonderful product if used right.
An antonym for "vitamin" could be "toxin" or "poison."