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  1. 04-22-2006 11:01 PM #1
    luvapool
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    Default Shocking /AutoPilot/bromine

    I was reading the AutoPilot manual online(don't have the unit yet) and it says to shock using the unit itself or using potassium monopersulfate(a bromine shock) or other non chlorine shock. Everyone on here says to use chlorine.

    Also, the AutoPilot can be used to create a bromine sanitized pool as well. I heard bromine is actually a better sanitizer-better bactericide and viricide- than chlorine . Is that really true?

    Does anyone use their SWG for bromine sanitizing?

    Sean-what say ye about all this? Is it OK to use chlorine to shock the pool? Does it affect the warranty?

    Does anyone with an AutoPilot use a non chlorine shock?
    Last edited by luvapool; 04-24-2006 at 06:12 PM.
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