Remember: for 2.7% bleach to be "cheap" it must be no more than 30% of the cost of 8.25% bleach. Otherwise it's actually more expensive--when you consider how much you need to get the same chlorine level in your pool.
Re: Calcium and sodium question
Remember: for 2.7% bleach to be "cheap" it must be no more than 30% of the cost of 8.25% bleach. Otherwise it's actually more expensive--when you consider how much you need to get the same chlorine level in your pool.
Carl
Re: Calcium and sodium question
Now that makes sense
13000 gallon fiberglass, variable speed pump, cartridge filter, chlorine sanitized ,k-2006, also daily 5 item check ( ch, ph,ta,)
I only trust the k-2006 titration is better for me
Re: Calcium and sodium question
I buy "nominal" 12% Liquid Chlorine in 5 gallon carboys for about $19. This store's LC always tests at 14-14.5% strength. If I buy 8.25% ultra bleach chlorine, if it costs more than $1.03/gallon it's more expensive than the LC (assuming 14.5% strength).
Carl
Re: Calcium and sodium question
the bleach is about 2.7% and walmart brand is 2.75 a gallon. So actually the 2.7 is a little more expensive, and I was checking on the chlorine "feeders" and that doesn't seem to be a good option so I will stock up on walmart
13000 gallon fiberglass, variable speed pump, cartridge filter, chlorine sanitized ,k-2006, also daily 5 item check ( ch, ph,ta,)
I only trust the k-2006 titration is better for me
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