The article "Chemical Feed Safety" in the March/April issue of PoolPro was certainly a good start; however, there are several key chemical feed safety issues I believe can be added.
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Pool pros are working toward a consensus on whether to include chemicals in their service pricing or to separate out that cost for clients.
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