Chlorine

En su pileta le están poniendo los huevos todo tipo de microorganismos, insectos, bichos, anélidos y otras especies.

¿Y qué, qué hay que echar? ¿Clor?

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No, el cloro.

And I'll give you a personal anecdote, okay? So I told this in another recent interview, and when it was just happening and it was very fresh and it was scary, my own mother just went through a very, very horrible situation where she almost had a heart attack, did not, thankfully, luckily, very luckily, but she was having tremendous chest pain.

has already had implanted in her heart a couple of stents which keep an artery open when it is being blocked by plaque and the things that stick in arteries when we groove them through the foods that we or other substances that we take into our body okay and i could get into that it's very simple like three things basically scratch the lining of the arteries the It's trans fats, which are hydrogenated oils, homogenized dairy products, because the process of homogenization creates a molecule that scratches the arteries, internal walls and chlorine, any type of chlorinated water, whether you're showering in it, bathing in it, cooking with it, drinking it, swimming in it, et cetera.

Chlorine also does that.

So.

So hydrogenated oils, homogenized dairy, and chlorine are the three things that really create arteriosclerosis and that form of heart disease.

two aquatic species aquatic salamanders do well in an aquarium with a thin layer of gravel on the bottom a few rocks and a few plants once again a five or ten gallon aquarium would be the right size but be sure that the top is tight aquatic salamanders can also climb out The water should be changed as often as necessary to keep it clear and odor-free.

Use spring water or aged tap water to ensure that they are not exposed to any chlorine.

The use of an aquarium filter will help keep the salamanders clean.

The water temperature should be kept at between 65 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit.

Keep them clean.

Never allow the water to stand dirty for more than a few hours.

Be sure that the clean water is free from chlorine.

to feed your tadpoles it is essential to give them a variety and to furnish them with both plant and animal foods their staple diet should be boiled lettuce rabbit chow and cooked liver give them small amounts of food at one time you can feed them three to four times a day when you see the water is becoming dirty change it you may want to try and feed them a tropical fish food called molly flake food or you might try some hard-boiled egg keep the water temperature at seventy to seventy two degrees fahrenheit once the tadpoles begin to lose their tails grow front legs and take in air at the surface they are beginning to turn into a toad or frog at this stage they should not be disturbed When they no longer have any tail and stay out of the water, they can be fed a variety of small insects or small pieces of earthworm.

yeah

well it's all automated um but we also now offer something called the chlorine club so if you're just a die-hard chlorine person you can pay up front uh 1500 and it covers the unlimited chlorine um so we did that we actually had a lot of people take us up on it so Very

cool.

Interesting.

So we, yeah, we sell the chlorine club and, you know, probably got a couple dozen people

on there, but give us nice cash upfront whenever you're onboarding customers.

And it, uh,

Yeah.

Chlorine's wearing off, everybody.

Which, I mean, yeah, that's good.

During the night swim, your toes dissolve.

Cyanuric acid concentration matters when we're talking about chlorine effectiveness.

"I have chlorine," is not the end of the conversation.

Chlorine is doing several things for us.

First, it's a disinfectant.

It helps inactivate susceptible microorganisms.

You could jokingly say that an old filter contains the biological resume of every family member and friend who's ever stopped over.

Not literally every microorganism from every swimmer forever.

Chlorine, backwashing, biological competition, and time take care of plenty.

two aquatic species aquatic salamanders do well in an aquarium with a thin layer of gravel on the bottom a few rocks and a few plants once again a five or ten gallon aquarium would be the right size but be sure that the top is tight aquatic salamanders can also climb out The water should be changed as often as necessary to keep it clear and odor-free.

Use spring water or aged tap water to ensure that they are not exposed to any chlorine.

The use of an aquarium filter will help keep the salamanders clean.

The water temperature should be kept at between 65 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit.

Keep them clean.

Never allow the water to stand dirty for more than a few hours.

Be sure that the clean water is free from chlorine.

to feed your tadpoles it is essential to give them a variety and to furnish them with both plant and animal foods their staple diet should be boiled lettuce rabbit chow and cooked liver give them small amounts of food at one time you can feed them three to four times a day when you see the water is becoming dirty change it you may want to try and feed them a tropical fish food called molly flake food or you might try some hard-boiled egg keep the water temperature at seventy to seventy two degrees fahrenheit once the tadpoles begin to lose their tails grow front legs and take in air at the surface they are beginning to turn into a toad or frog at this stage they should not be disturbed When they no longer have any tail and stay out of the water, they can be fed a variety of small insects or small pieces of earthworm.