Is there any harm in keeping pool chemicals, parts and supplies in an oudoor shed during the winter months? Here in Connecticut it can get to the teens and maybe the single digits (Farenheit) for a few days and I don't know if there might be a risk of the chemicals losing any of their strength or possibly a change in composition if they freeze. Any thoughts on the subject?
Thanks!
Storing Pool Chemicals over Winter
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Storing Pool Chemicals over Winter
BellyflopBill wrote:Is there any harm in keeping pool chemicals, parts and supplies in an oudoor shed during the winter months? Here in Connecticut it can get to the teens and maybe the single digits (Farenheit) for a few days and I don't know if there might be a risk of the chemicals losing any of their strength or possibly a change in composition if they freeze. Any thoughts on the subject?
Thanks!
Storing chemical in an outside shed is ok as long as you follow few simple steps. Number one, never store liquid chlorine and Hydrochloric acid next to each other ( vaporization may cause fire), granular chemicals should be sealed so no moisture gets in and also liquid chemical looses its strength if older than a month.
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