can I use this with liquid bleach &amp; water mixture to chlorinate my pool
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The material is ABS plastic and Stainless Steel construction so you should be find.
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I am not certain re: the bleach. If you do I would recommend a good flushing out of unit with fresh water after the application of mild bleach.DJ
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You might not want to use chlorine water. I do not know whether there'd be any reaction, but this has chlorine dioxide which is safer than chlorine. Chlorine typically contains bleach and iodine which are not just harmful for daily consumption but also taste weird. Aquamira is chlorine dioxide, kills all bacteria including most waterborne pathogens. And yes, definitely better than Chlorine so that you don't need chlorinated water.
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There are many different types of chlorine. They all do the same job but at different rates. There are benefits and cons to each. Using household liquid chlorine is not strong enough to sanitize your pool. This Power Ionizer takes the need to use chlorine away! When using a Power Ionizer you only need to shock once a week with a Di-Chlor or non-chlorine shock.
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Yes, you absolutely can and should be doing so. If you look at the specifications, the pool filtration process is longer than the chlorination process. On a daily basis the pool filter pump should be running longer than the salt water chlorinator. The water passes through the salt water chlorinator but without the electric charge it is just doing that, passing through.
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I wouldn't think bleach would be good for the backing, but a non-chlorine bleach would probably be fine.
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Videos for other humidifiers say you can, but to dilute it well. They show 2 drops of bleach to a gallon of water. That is a safe amount... 2 or 3 drops.
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Pool water would contain way too much chlorine. If you ran it through a filter that is capable of removing chlorine you should be fine.
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Not directly. However, the chlorinatior will not be working because the board will see the flow switch not working and will not produce chlorine.
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Yes you can use this unit. This offline chlorinator includes everything you need. Tubing, fittings, seals and the chlorinator.
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I would say yes, BUT I would mix up a 10% bleach, 90% clear water to flush it with first. I hope this helps.
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there are chlorine tablets you can use i forgot the name. but most of the time we would just drop a cup of bleach in and it would keep the water clear.
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It is not necessary to mix this with water. You only need to broadcast (disperse somewhat evenly) directly into your pool.
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Can it be done, I would say Yes. Should it be done, I would say NO for several reasons. First and foremost it would become an electrical hazard. Chlorinated water will deteriorate plastic and rubber over time. This being an electrical appliance is NOT designed to be left in the pool. Read the directions associated with the product on the website. Seriously - NEVER leave an electrical appliance in a pool unattended for long periods of time - Its a BAD practice that is easily avoided. Also NEVER swim in a pool with an electrical appliance in it. The life you save could be your own or your child or other loved one. Can it be done, I would say Yes. Should it be done, I would say NO for several reasons. First and foremost it would become an electrical hazard. Chlorinated water will deteriorate plastic and rubber over time. This being an electrical appliance is NOT designed to be left in the pool. Read the directions associated with the product on the website. Seriously - NEVER leave an electrical appliance in a pool unattended for long periods of time - Its a BAD practice that is easily avoided. Also NEVER swim in a pool with an electrical appliance in it. The life you save could be your own or your... » Read More Can it be done, I would say Yes. Should it be done, I would say NO for several reasons. First and foremost it would become an electrical hazard. Chlorinated water will deteriorate plastic and rubber over time. This being an electrical appliance is NOT designed to be left in the pool. Read the directions associated with the product on the website. Seriously - NEVER leave an electrical appliance in a pool unattended for long periods of time - Its a BAD practice that is easily avoided. Also NEVER swim in a pool with an electrical appliance in it. The life you save could be your own or your child or other loved one. « Show Less
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I don't know what is in NeverScrub but the Kaboom product seems to contain bromine as is used in indoor hot tubs. I refill with the much less expensive bromine tablets from the pool supply store. Chlorine is undesirable in closed spaces but bromine is supposed to be OK. Any bleaching cleaner can interfere with the action of a septic tank but the amount supplied by this product is probably no enough to make a noticeable difference in the septic tank.
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Yes but first make sure you get your chlorine high - because high chlorine helps kill everything. Add algicide and more isn't better - follow instructions. Run filter almost 24/7 - backwash frequently, scrub the walls down and shock again - it will take a couple days for a clear pool but be patient (something I am not good at). It will become clear and enjoyable! Remember although it doesn't look pretty if your chemicals are in order the pool is safe to swim in.
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I don't see why not, however, to be on the safe side I would consult a regular pool dealer. The tablets are standard chlorine tablets, same as used in any pool. Our pool is a vinyl lined pool and about the only thing that may happen is it could cause some fading over time. We use the skimmer to add the chlorine tablets but if your pool does not have one, a floating type chlorine tablet dispenser would also work. Hope that helps.