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Hach AquaChek Dip-and-Read Water Quality Test Strips; Multiparameter; 5 Tests; MultiRange
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Quantab, test strips provide Chloride readings of both aqueous or solid extractions
Simply dip into a sample or hold under a liquid stream; for most products, in one minute or less, results are available to compare with the color chart included on the bottle's label
AquaChek, multiparameter strips perform five water quality tests at once: Free Chlorine (0-4ppm), Total Chlorine (0-10ppm), Total Hardness (0-425ppm, 0-25 gr./gal.), Total Alkalinity (as CaCO3, 0-240ppm), pH (6.4-8.8).

Swimming Pool Chlorine, Salt Water Pools Chlorine Generators Exposed


As consumers learn more about chlorine, salt water pools, and chlorine generators, they are turning to UV ultraviolet pool sterilizers in record ...


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    • Inground Swimming Pools Salt Chlorine Systems

    Can an Investment in Salt Chlorine Systems Save You Money on Your Pool?

    You know that we always say that sometimes you should spend some money in order to save money and time in the long run. Salt chlorine systems can cost hundreds of dollars, but we feel as if they save money in the long run.

    Common Table Salt - Costs 1/6 of the price of normal pool chemicals, and it is much safer to store. If you have young kids, the advantages of table salt over toxic chlorine may be priceless! How many swimming suits have you bleached out? Is your hair dry from pool chlorine? Do you get rid or itchy eyes or skin? Owners of salt chlorine systems report much better experiences with their pool water. Has keeping your water clean and blue become a big chore which takes up time you could use for other things? Many people report that using a modern salt to chlorine system is much simpler, and lets...

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    How to Protect Hair From Chlorine When Swimming: Minimising Damage ...

    Swimmers don’t have to have blonde streaks by default! By taking steps to prevent absorption of chlorine before swimming you can prevent your hair from becoming bleached and damaged – or worse, green.

    Why Does Swimming in Swimming Pools Damage Hair?

    Most swimming pools use chlorine, a harsh bleach, to sanitise the water. Many geographical locations have particularly “hard” water, which contains small amounts of metals such as copper and manganese. Even regular water contains trace amounts of these metals. Chlorine reacts with the metals to cause oxidisation, which turns the metals green (just as oxidisation caused the Statue of Liberty to turn green). Exposure to these oxidised metals can cause a greenish tinge to hair. What’s more, hair coloured with dyes containing metal salts can react to the chlorine, also causing a greenish tint. Chlorine also bleaches hair, particularly in combination with sunlight at outdoor pools.

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