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    What is done if the water Ph and chlorine levels are not up to regulations in a public recreational water area?

    Question #84758. Asked by EdnaMode. (Aug 20 07 7:44 PM)


    myrab51

    		Levels can change almost daily due to different factors including rain. If the chlorine is too low, likely they will just add more.

    Aug 21 07, 1:47 PM
    EdnaMode

    		and if it's too high?

    Aug 24 07, 5:03 PM

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