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    Default Re: What are "Total Dissolved Solids" ?

    Sorry.
    You've been "Pool Stored"!

    You don't have to buy stuff you don't need to make the Leslie's guy happy.

    They come up with more cockamamie reasons why you have to use THEIR chemicals than a dog has fleas...There's no difference between bleach and the liquid chlorine or liquid shock that they sell...both contain Sodium Hypochlorite and water.
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    Default Re: What are "Total Dissolved Solids" ?

    hehe..pool stores..

    "94% of the unwanted stuff" is actually water...you wouldn't want to add that to the pool

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