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  1. 10-04-2006 07:43 PM #2
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    Default Re: Is this "polyquat"

    Quote Originally Posted by jojasc View Post
    Does anyone know if the product "Algaecide 60 Plus" from intheswim.com is polyquat or not?
    From what I can read by looking at the bottle online, it appears to be PolyQuat (the long chemical name) and is 60% of this stuff with 40% Inert Ingredients. It looks like just what you are looking for!

    (See this thread for more info including the long chemical name to look for on the bottle).

    Richard
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