May 1, 2026 · 57 min · 22 segments
Pool Pros text questions here This week on Talking Pools Podcast, Rudy Stankowitz rips into one of the most misunderstood topics in pool…
Before we get into what we're talking about today, there is one label I wanted to discuss last week that I just forgot about.
This is the EPA required label on this chlorine bucket that states a maximum chlorine level in a swimming pool of four parts per million.
The EPA law also governs drinking water because the chlorine that we use in swimming pools is really just the same chlorine that we use in drinking water.
It has to be rated for drinking water, which means it is indeed a maximum level of four parts per million of chlorine allowed in a swimming pool.
Before we get into what we're talking about today, there is one label I wanted to discuss last week that I just forgot about.
This is the EPA required label on this chlorine bucket that states a maximum chlorine level in a swimming pool of four parts per million.
The EPA law also governs drinking water because the chlorine that we use in swimming pools is really just the same chlorine that we use in drinking water.
It has to be rated for drinking water, which means it is indeed a maximum level of four parts per million of chlorine allowed in a swimming pool.
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