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To: PROCON

Why would they have even had 160 liters of hydrogen peroxide in that area? Do it have some use in pool maintenance?

4 posted on 08/13/2016 8:07:23 PM PDT by Will88

To: Will88

Also...I’d expect that somebody would be testing the water daily, during an event like this.

8 posted on 08/13/2016 8:12:21 PM PDT by lacrew

To: Will88

I call BS on their explanation. Unless they are saying someone sold them peroxide instead of chlorine.

13 posted on 08/13/2016 8:16:19 PM PDT by UCANSEE2 (Lost my tagline on Flight MH370. Sorry for the inconvenience.)

To: Will88

They shouldn’t. It has no business being thete

31 posted on 08/13/2016 8:28:22 PM PDT by Nifster (Ignore all polls. Get Out The Vote)

To: Will88

Why would they have even had 160 liters of hydrogen peroxide in that area? Do it have some use in pool maintenance?

That's about 40 gallons,and they don't say what strength the chemical is, which makes a huge difference.

Over about 80% H2O2 (where H2O is the impurity), it is explosive and extreme mechanical shock or heat can set it off.

45 posted on 08/13/2016 8:47:42 PM PDT by 867V309 (It's over. It's over now.)

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