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Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: tlippy on August 13, 2017, 08:19:09 pm

Title: Alergic to Shock - SeaKlear (Potas.Perox.)
Post by: tlippy on August 13, 2017, 08:19:09 pm
Have used the hot tub - 250 gal Nordic - since March 2017.  No problems for 3 months.  Started - in July getting a bit of a rash on my back and lower sides.  Every hair follicle got inflamed and had a white puss ring.  Right after I got sucked into using AHH-Some.  Don't know if that exacerbated the rash or not.    It'd last a couple of days then diminish.  Started lasting longer and more severe.  Went to the dealer and discussed a solution.  Both of us thought it might be caused by chlorine.  We tried Nature2 + Shock.  WOW!  The rash really got bad.  Started online research and many articles suggested a lot of people are allergic to Shock.  Drained and cleaned the hot tub.  Added chlorine granules only.  2 days - no rash.  Added PH and Alk.- no rash.  Used the tub today for 45 minutes-no rash.  JFYI in case anyone might get similar symptoms.
Title: Re: Alergic to Shock - SeaKlear (Potas.Perox.)
Post by: Tman122 on August 14, 2017, 07:08:28 am
Have used the hot tub - 250 gal Nordic - since March 2017.  No problems for 3 months.  Started - in July getting a bit of a rash on my back and lower sides.  Every hair follicle got inflamed and had a white puss ring.  Right after I got sucked into using AHH-Some.  Don't know if that exacerbated the rash or not.    It'd last a couple of days then diminish.  Started lasting longer and more severe.  Went to the dealer and discussed a solution.  Both of us thought it might be caused by chlorine.  We tried Nature2 + Shock.  WOW!  The rash really got bad.  Started online research and many articles suggested a lot of people are allergic to Shock.  Drained and cleaned the hot tub.  Added chlorine granules only.  2 days - no rash.  Added PH and Alk.- no rash.  Used the tub today for 45 minutes-no rash.  JFYI in case anyone might get similar symptoms.

Very common for MPS (peroxymonopersulphate) to cause rashes.