A nationwide chlorine shortage could take some fun out of the summer for pool owners and swimmers. Supplies of chlorine tablets used to treat pools and hot tubs have been drying up — due a ...

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Chlorine actually has a neutral smell-so if your pool smells strongly of chlorine, it's actually not a good sign.

The life of the pool party may be in short supply this year. A chlorine shortage is hitting the swimming pool industry as prices skyrocket from the demand as summer kicks off next month. "We do a lot ...

The smell of chlorine could be more elusive than usual this summer. That's because the swimming pool industry is grappling with a chlorine shortage that has caused prices of the chemical to soar, ...

Gentler saltwater pools are becoming the norm and not the exception. Here's what you need to know about converting a pool. David lives in Brooklyn where he's spent more than a decade covering all ...

Plenty of swimmers blame chlorine in pools for symptoms like red, stinging eyes and nasal irritation, but the reality is a bit more complicated and a lot more disgusting, according to the Centers for ...

A fire at a chemical plant and a pandemic-driven boom in the construction of backyard pools are the causes of a nationwide shortage of chlorine tablets, experts say. Panic buying could make it worse.

An unprecedented chlorine shortage could affect summer swimming. Several factors, including COVID-19 and a massive fire at a chlorine plant, are responsible for the chlorine shortage. If you’re a pool ...