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To: LilFarmer

You have to be careful storing pool bleach/shock.

It will start to deteriorate metal items, in your garage, if that’s where you’re planning to keep it.

Here’s more info on how/where to store pool shock (bleach)....

https://sunplay.com/blogs/posts/how-to-store-pool-chemicals


433 posted on 02/22/2020 8:55:39 PM PST by Jane Long (Praise God, from whom ALL blessings flow.cuase)
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To: Jane Long

I’ve always kept the plastic packets of chlorine pool shock powder in a plastic bucket with lid in the garage (on the north side of my house).

Not sure from reading that if i’m messing up or not. Hmm...


435 posted on 02/22/2020 8:57:49 PM PST by Black Agnes
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To: Jane Long
I treat my well water (holding tank and chemical injector) because of hydrogen sulfide.

My backup to blue label bleach is pool shock.

For storage I use canning jars, plastic lids, wax seal and then duct tape. Can store for years with no problem. The gasketed plastic canning jar lids can be found on Amazon. I store the pool shock in the original bags inside the jars.
446 posted on 02/22/2020 9:35:39 PM PST by PA Engineer (Liberate America from the Occupation Media.)
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