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    Default Re: Storing Chlorine

    I have a question about storing chlorine in a shed over the winter... is it ok for it to freeze?

    What about other chemicals, Algaecide, pucks, powder ph booster, etc?

    We get a real winter here up in NS. This will be my first winter closing up my pool.

    Cheers,

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    Default Re: Storing Chlorine

    Froze cal-hypo, pucks, all powder/granualar products in years gone by, and they were good in the spring. I'd bring liquids indoors and stash them on a basement shelf somewhere.

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    I leave all powders and pucks outside in my Rubbermaid storage shed, and bring the liquids (algaecide, liquid bleach, vinyl cleaners) into the house. The pump is also brought into the house. I have never noticed any product degradation from the outside storage.

    - Derek M
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