Using ratios:
1 / 10000 = x / 5
x = 5/10000 gallons, .064 ounces, 1.88 ml
You got it right.
Using ratios:
1 / 10000 = x / 5
x = 5/10000 gallons, .064 ounces, 1.88 ml
You got it right.
Mark
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Thanks Carl! I'll be trying this out to see how my chlorine is![]()
can't wait...
I just found a new place to buy chlorine from. They fill the chlorine in a black 5.5gallon container. They mentioned that the have their chlorine tested often...and that it comes in at 17%, but they will never let it drop below 12%. So it wouldn't surprise me that yours is also above 12%.
I think I may test my chlorine every month...just to see what I'm dealing with and how fast(or slow) it does lose it's concentration.
take care,
dan
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