I buy 12.5% by the drum from chem supplier. Household is 8% I believe? It works, just not as cost effective.What type of bleach do you use? I noticed the percent of sodium hypochlorite concentration varies.
I buy 12.5% by the drum from chem supplier. Household is 8% I believe? It works, just not as cost effective.What type of bleach do you use? I noticed the percent of sodium hypochlorite concentration varies.
Many pool stores or outlets sell pool shock most of it is 12.5%I buy 12.5% by the drum from chem supplier. Household is 8% I believe? It works, just not as cost effective.
What are the majority of the pumps you have name brand.Every pump I use calls for 30w ND. Ive always used Supertech or house brand. I still have 17 and 19 year old pumps in my fleet with no work on done on the oil side.
Ive only owned General and AR. I know Cat pumps have alot of fanboys, but I honestly dont know a single contractor that runs Cats. I dont think theyre worth the extra money. Pound for pound, ypu cant beat a General. Comets are decent, from what I hear. They are priced a little more economical for a commercial pump. Udors are very nice too.What are the majority of the pumps you have name brand.
Is this a regional thing? Ive heard some guys down south can get this at Walmart too. Thats perfect for a homeowner thats wants to do a proper wash. None of the pool stores around here carry it.Many pool stores or outlets sell pool shock most of it is 12.5%
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http://pestcontrol-secure.basf.us/pdfs/ResponseUseCare.pdf Section 2 .Good question, and one that has been discussed ad nauseam around the washing community like thick vs thin here at BITOG. Im hoping youre a BASF engineer and can clear this up for us. Do you have access to a BASF document that specifically uses the words "bleach" or "sodium hypochlorite" in reference to this topic?
The walkway seems to have aged toward yellow - the rocks in the yard are much lighter.Yellowing? Im not sure what youre referring to exactly. Do you have a picture? If its the beginnings of rust, I use oxalic acid.
The walkway seems to have aged toward yellow - the rocks in the yard are much lighter.
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