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Spatini,The chlorine/bromine smell and eye irritation was more likely due to a tub in need of water maintenance [glow]If it ain't broke, don't fix it...[/glow] 8-)
You use some MPS shock after each use and put in some Dichlor once per week and it seems to work very good.
Many of us who suppliment with N2 (myself included) would advice you to put in the dichlor after each use and use the MPS to shock once per week.
Spatech, just curious as you probably know more about N2 then I do since I have only been using it for about a year. It says in the directions for a Low Chlorine routine to use the MPS after each use and to only use dichlor when needed; ex.cloudy water, foaming, or stinky water. I have been telling people to use it once per week though.But you said that you do the opposite by using dichlor after each use and the MPS once per week. Doesn't that defeat the purpose of using the N2? I thought the main reason people wanted to use the N2 was for a non chlorine/bromine alternative. Not doubting you, just curious.
"Cancer risk among people using chlorinated water is 93% higher than those whose water does not contain chlorine." - U.S. Council of Environmental Quality"Studies indicate that suspect chemicals can be inhaled and absorbed through the skin during bathing. Ironically, even the chlorine widely used to disinfect water produces carcinogens." - U.S. News & World ReportDoes that sound like it might be "BROKE"?