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Specific Brands of Shock pool (MMS2) 28 Jun 2022 13:43 #75980

dragon88 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 60 Thank you received: 8	Could we have a list of SPECIFIC "Shock pool" mms2 Brand names? I know that we should look for a product that is at least 65% calcium hypochlorite. I just want to know people who bought and used it and are happy with it, which specific brand name they purchased? It would be very helpful if people post a URL or a picture of the brand they used. thanks
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Specific Brands of Shock pool (MMS2) 29 Jun 2022 14:17 #76003

John Ominor Offline Junior Member Posts: 32 Thank you received: 29	Look for NSF 60 certified for potable water use.
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