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 water I 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?