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Jerom wrote:Sorry I derailed the discussion from nothing! Let's go back to the topic at hand guys.

Why are you acting like this?

Don't derail the topic please.

iNcog wrote:Please tell us what you put in your pools, so I know not to put it in mine in order to protect myself from brain damage.

Either find an expert in the field or ask your pool supplier about the most friendly chemicals that can be added to your pool. Once they give you recommendations when considering your criteria, then do some research on the internet to verify what they're saying. Try and get multiple opinions until you find what's right for you.

I'm not voting because I have no idea lol

@fightinfrenchman

fightinfrenchman wrote:notification

Sorry I didn't realize you were the OP and I apologize for my previous comments/jokes.

Gelatin. To trap all the novice pool partiers

I am a big fan of Vodka with a touch of Hydroflouric acid.

H2O is surely the best pool chemical

Ok

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Deuterium, tritium, and dihydrogen monoxide, polyacrylonitrile, N-Cyclohexyl benzonate, and quick cure cement.

noissance wrote:Deuterium, tritium, and dihydrogen monoxide, polyacrylonitrile, N-Cyclohexyl benzonate, and quick cure cement.

Get your water tested

I voted for the ionizer stuff but i do like using soda ash as well!

gustavusadolphus wrote:I voted for the ionizer stuff but i do like using soda ash as well!

Good chem to use if you're interested in increasing your pool's metal content

I think the magenta is the best personally but its actually relatively subjective

gibson wrote:I think the magenta is the best personally but its actually relatively subjective

Yeah I can't argue that it seems to be the best of the Jack's Magic products, but I have strong doubts about its ability to reduce phosphate levels. Even chemicals like Phos-X with the sole purpose of removing phosphates don't seem to do it very well.

No unnecessary bumping, please.