Comments on: Swimming pool chemical incident

By: poolfilters.biz

poolfilters.biz — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 12:21:28 +0000

I am glad to read the information provided by you about pool chemical safety. We can definitely prevent happening injuries by using it.

By: Jef Kirchmaier

Jef Kirchmaier — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 04:43:24 +0000

This kind of information should be more visible throughout the industry. Chemical use in pools and spas is so common, most people forget to take the proper care when handling and applying them.

By: PoolBuildersNJ

PoolBuildersNJ — Tue, 31 May 2011 15:58:35 +0000

Getting your pool serviced and cleaned by a professional helps pool owners enjoy their pool more than resent it. I don’t know why they insist on trying to be the jack of all trades and doing it on their own.

I will never forget when I was 13 years old and hating my pool! What kid hates their pool…I did because I was in charge of keeping it clean and no matter how much help I had from my father and advice from the pros at the pool store I never got it right.

Get your pools cleaned and maintain by the pros…you will be so glad you did.

By: poolfilters.biz

poolfilters.biz — Tue, 03 May 2011 11:46:05 +0000

If you really do have low pH, then you need to add soda ash (Arm & Hammer brand “Super Washing Soda”- find it at Wally World).

By: Pool Service Miami

Pool Service Miami — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 04:11:14 +0000

One thing I always tell everyone to be careful is the breathing in of the chemicals. Most pool chemicals contain are harmful to your body when inhaled and in the long run will cause you harm. If you don’t believe me, search the internet for known cases of pool guys becoming intoxicated.

Sincerely,
Pool Service Miami

By: Ecosmarte_Friendly1

Ecosmarte_Friendly1 — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 16:21:01 +0000

Chlorine Gas also known as Mustard gas was use in the early days for chemical warfare and is deadly. For any new pool owner make sure you never mix acid and chlorine that is a receipt for disaster

By: ecosmarte_friendly1

ecosmarte_friendly1 — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 19:08:48 +0000

Dear Sirs:
I just had to write and tell you about our life and death experience with the Ecosmart pool filtering system.
We installed our 16’ x 33’ pool three years ago. While we were setting it up, my husband found your systems on the internet and was intrigued by the idea of not having to use chemicals to keep our pool clean. He researched it intensely, and even called some of the references listed on your site. It was one of those things that seemed too good to be true. But after all the rave reviews from your customers, we finally decided it was worth the chance. So he called the closest factory rep. which was in North Carolina, questioned him even more, then finally ordered the system (with extra copper plates just in case you went out of business before the five year life expectancy was out!) Now is that skeptical or what?!?!
We have been nothing but thrilled with the system. Not only does our immediate family use our pool, but we even use it for Day camps, Bible school, Youth groups and our very large, extended family! Even with all that use, the filtering system works beautifully.
But the real test came when our grown daughter, Kristi, realized something was wrong, and went on a mad search throughout the house for her 22 month old son. When she couldn’t find him upstairs, she saw the back door was open, and her worst fear was realized. She found her baby son lying lifeless, at the bottom of our 4 1/2’ pool. She jumped in, pulled his little body out of the water, placed him on the ledge and even without CPR training, started pushing the water out of his stomach, and breathing into his mouth to try to bring him back (even though she knew he was gone). After no response from him, she ran into the house to get the phone and called 911. As she ran back to his side, trying once again to get him to breathe, he finally started coughing, and even though he remained unresponsive, he began to cry (a sure sign of life).
The ambulance arrived and rushed him to the hospital. While there in the emergency room, the doctors questioned us about the environment in which he was found. We told them the pool did not have chemicals in it, instead was filtered by a copper filtering system. They asked us several times about that, and about how long he had been under water. Our speculation was 5 minutes.
A little while later, after the doctors had consulted with one another, they came back and questioned us once more about the water. They asked, “So there were no chemicals or chlorine in the water?” We affirmed that fact, and they continued, “But the water wasn’t green?” We assured them the water was crystal clear. We asked if that made a difference and they said absolutely. They said in many of these cases, the chlorine does as much damage to the body as the water itself.
I am very happy to tell you that our little grandson made a full, 100% recovery (see above), and we owe it in part to the Ecosmart Pool filtering system. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your life-enhancing and life-saving product.
We are one of your most loyal customers. In fact, my husband wants to become a dealer in our area, but is waiting on the funds to be able to purchase the required initial order of six systems. (He recently broke his leg and was unable to work for several months).
Thank you again. We wanted to let you know about our very positive experience with your product

By: Blue Cactus Pool Service

Blue Cactus Pool Service — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 17:16:17 +0000

Pool Chemicals ARE just that….CHEMICALS. Pool Service companies are hazmat licensed (depending on the state).

Let a professional pool company handle the chemicals for you.

By: Pool Companies

Pool Companies — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 03:02:23 +0000

Not sure if they are over hyping this one. I dont think think was an explosion.

By: Morris Barkley

Morris Barkley — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 23:41:58 +0000

swimming pool chemicals 101, “Never mix chemicals” It can be dangerous.