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Originally Posted by Hollywood376
use the 9600 rule
C xT = 9600 where C= available chlorine and T= time in minutes
if your chlorine level is at 2ppm (parts per million) then you would need
2xT=9600, 9600/2=T T=4800 minutes or 80 hours.
You can shorten the time by increasing the Cl level but do not exceed 20ppm
so if you went to 10ppm, 9600/10=960=16 hours. This is the time to kill the bacteria, such as cryptosporidia, etc.
the time until you can stand the chlorine is up to you after the 9600 time is up.
I knew that fuckin biology degree would pay off.
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Holy fuck !!!
That's almost disturbing
I was going to say that a couple of weeks ago I went for a swim at Matrix Norman's place in the wee hours of the day after his pool guy had attacked.....
Tasted and felt like a big lump of chlorine for hours afterward - even with a shower !!!
So I would say 2 days at best.
That I like to call "street biology".
