is clorox performance bleach the same as clorox regular?
WEBNov 6, 2015 · The only difference between the formula of Clorox Performance Bleach and Clorox Regular Concentrated is: Clorox Performance Bleach contains 8.30% sodium hypochlorite. Clorox Regular Concentrated Bleach contains 8.25% sodium hypochlorite. The Performance Bleach is also packaged for commercial use (indicating organism kill …
Generic bleach vs. Clorox bleach - Trouble Free Pool
WEBJun 1, 2011. #3. There are some very minor differences. Clorox is a little more careful to make sure they are always full strength, while some of the discount brands vary a little more, but they are almost always close enough that it is not a big deal. There are also occasional reports that some obscure discount brand is raising the PH more ...
Great Value Bleach vs Clorox - Trouble Free Pool
WEBJul 9, 2010 · I buy my bleach at Costco. $7.15 for three 182-oz jugs of 6% Clorox. I bought 9 boxes once and the checkout guy remarked, "that's a lot of bleach!" I said, "there was a lot of blood." KIDDING! As easy as the BBB method is, I'm always surprised when people raise their eyebrows when I explain I only use bleach to keep my pool sparkling blue.
OK to use this Clorox bleach? - Trouble Free Pool
WEBOct 4, 2023 · Clorox Disinfecting Bleach with CloroMax kills 99.9% of household germs and bacteria including norovirus, flu virus, MRSA, E. Coli, and Salmonella left on household surfaces such as countertops, floors, toilets and more. Formulated for 50% more uses, this concentrated bleach has more whitening and disinfecting power versus Clorox …
Clorox "Germicidal" Bleach? - Trouble Free Pool
WEBAug 7, 2009 · Hey guys, I'm all over the BBB system now and my pool has never looked better. Thanks for all of your helpful advice. I've been buying Clorox "Regular" Bleach and I was at Home Depot the other day and they had Clorox but was labeled "Germicidal" bleach. The ingredients look the same to me but I...
Bleach Equivalents to "Shock" - Trouble Free Pool
WEBMinnesota. Jul 14, 2013. #3. I'm not looking for a *precise* answer. Just something rough like 32 ounces of 12% bleach is about equal to a pound of shock (thus at 6% bleach you'd need 64 ounces). But I have no idea if one gallon of bleach is equal to one pound of shock or ten pounds of shock! Very cool calculator!
Clorox Outdoor Cleaning Bleach?? - Trouble Free Pool
WEBJul 5, 2008 · Well, I sure wish I would have read this before I started using the Outdoor Cleaning Bleach. I have added about 7 large jugs the RedMax Outdoor Cleaning Bleach and 3 of the Clorox brand over the past couple of weeks. Today we got a big rain, and I noticed soap bubbles on the surface of the pool, and lots of foam in the skimmers.
Adding bleach at night, pump turned off. | Trouble Free Pool
WEBSilver Spring, MD. Jul 11, 2011. #9. With CYA around 40, shock level is an FC of 20. In 45,000 gallons, to raise FC by 20 you need to add 15 gallons of regular 6% bleach. Remember that shocking is a process, not a one time event, so that needs to be followed up as described in Pool School.
Using household bleach in place of store shock
WEBAug 19, 2017 · Only downside to liquid is more space needed to store more stuff. This time of year (in my area), stores cut back on stocking 10% and 12.5%. Last year in Aug, I was able to find an 8.25% household clorox bleach which got me through to the end of the season. It works just the same, you only have to add a little more.
Bleach vs. pool chlorine? - Trouble Free Pool
WEBApr 29, 2015 · Pool Industry likes to call it that I think, because we are all brought up that "Bleach" is a bad chemical. the only real difference is in strength. Industrial is 12.5, and "Pool Chlorine" is usally 10%, where household Bleach is …
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