Understanding the Risks of Over-Chlorination in Swimming Pools

Learn about the dangers of adding too many chlorine tablets to your pool and how to maintain safe chlorine levels.

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Adding too many chlorine tablets can lead to over-chlorination, which may cause skin and eye irritation, damage pool equipment, and harm pool surfaces. Regularly test your pool water and adhere to recommended dosage guidelines to maintain a safe chlorine level.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How do I know if my pool has too much chlorine? You can check your pool's chlorine levels using a test kit. High readings indicate over-chlorination.
  2. What are the symptoms of chlorine exposure? Symptoms of chlorine exposure include skin and eye irritation, coughing, and respiratory issues.
  3. How can I lower chlorine levels in my pool? You can lower chlorine levels by diluting pool water with fresh water or allowing sunlight to break down excess chlorine.
  4. What is the recommended amount of chlorine for pools? The typical recommended chlorine level for pools is between 1 to 3 parts per million (ppm).