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We do use our bleach for our pool instead of chlorine (cheaper)...

Posted By: Grasshopper on 2007-06-21
In Reply to: Uses of Peroxide. - Who Knew?

but never knew about peroxide being so useful! I have one bottle for cuts and scrapes for the kids but will have to get more now and put it in a spray bottle! Thanks!


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You should go to the pool store SM

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He drowned in a pool. nm
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Easter. The pool or the beach?
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Local pool place for sure. Or even have a service do it the first
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He may be....but $300 pool versus a $30,000 truck, and a boat, etc., etc.? nm
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she could have put big ticket items on there in hopes some would pool their resources together. sm
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A good carpet company can dye the carpet where the bleach spot is.
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