Geek said:oopps... Geek shocked her little 600 gallon hillbilly pool with enough shock for 6000 gallons! Is the water able to be saved?
This does not surprise me at all....Geek said:oopps... Geek shocked her little 600 gallon hillbilly pool with enough shock for 6000 gallons! Is the water able to be saved?
mainman said:This does not surprise me at all....![]()
Set the jiggler in it for a while...Geek said:
Geek said:
mainman said:
The sun will burn off the chlorine over time, but even after that I would check the PH balance before I'd let the kids in it.Geek said:
So it might burn the kids' skin off their bodies? Will it go away in time or should I dump the waterI have to buy a water tester.
Geek said:oopps... Geek shocked her little 600 gallon hillbilly pool with enough shock for 6000 gallons! Is the water able to be saved?
Airgasm said:From a google search:
"Do not swim in the pool until the chlorine level dissipates, and reads 3 ppm or less."
It should dissipate on its own. A good rain storm will help it on its way. Do you have room to add more water?
In the meatime maybe you could do your white laundry in the pool![]()
baileydog said:Do you use chorine or baquacil or what. Is the water orange now
Geek said:oopps... Geek shocked her little 600 gallon hillbilly pool with enough shock for 6000 gallons! Is the water able to be saved?