Kira
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Mon Jun-07-04 12:38 PM
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| Swimming Pool help needed |
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please! Is there a way to sanitize a small pool with a filter (the kind that you blow up the rim and it rises as you fill it) without chlorine. I don't want my kids to swim in chlorine but I bought this pool with a filter and I didn't think I needed anything else but after I filled it up I read that I needed chlorine for it. I guess I'm pretty dumb about pools, I never had one before.
Thanks for any info.
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Mon Jun-07-04 12:41 PM
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| 1. Bromine is a good sanitizer |
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Edited on Mon Jun-07-04 12:43 PM by AZDemDist6
look under "Spa" and you'll find more info this link may help http://www.focuspools.com/poolcare/default.asp?src=342
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Mon Jun-07-04 12:41 PM
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| 2. Bromine is used to sanitize spas and some pools. |
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Edited on Mon Jun-07-04 12:42 PM by trotsky
It is less harsh than chlorine, and more stable. You don't need as much of it to provide the same sanitizing properties.
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Mon Jun-07-04 01:26 PM
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But, the reason most people use Chlorine is because it is much MUCH faster. Using Br alone I don't think you'd want the kids in the pool for several days, where with Cl you could jump in in just a few hours.
Up to you, both are halogen derivatives, both are dangerous chemicals, both will kill germs, and that's the goal.
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