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pipebender


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08/04/2010 13:09

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Haveing just tried out Zero Clhor for the first time i have to say what an improvement on clhorine, had my family out from the uk and they noticed the difference straight away without knowing i had done anything different.

I will be recommending it to my friends in North Cyprus.



plslj


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08/04/2010 18:32

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A friend of mine used it last year and was very pleased with the result. However, his dog used to be in and out of the pool until he used, after which he was reluctant. Is mans best friend trying to tell us something...so what chemical is Zero clhor and could it be that later on it will cause adverse health problems????



waddo


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08/04/2010 19:22

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Man's best friend can safely drink the water out of my pool without any side effect that he used to suffer when the pool was chlorinated. Try asking a vet what happens to cats when they drink chlorinated water - the same goes for dogs - and then wonder if the same thing could happen to you.



Maybe the dog just did not like clean, pure water? You can always google the make up of Zerochlor for yourself to find out what is in it - then compare it with chlorine.



Nope, I don't sell it - but I use it!!!!!



booitsme


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The birds certainly prefer a Zerochlor pool to a chlorine pool Our 2 dogs love drinking the water from the pool and look disgusted at us if we dare to go for a swim in "their drinking bowl"!!! It doesn't affect my asthma and my eczema hasn't flared up either with Zerochlor - bonus.



zerochlor


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08/04/2010 21:20

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message 2



plslj



Your friends dogs maybe like dirty water or water with chlorine in it ,as maybe thats what they have been drinking for along time.

I would like to know if you have asked your friend who has been useing it from last year if her animals have started to drink the pool water yet since useing zerochlor .



Do come back and post your findings,im very interested to know.



Thanks pipebender also thanks waddo and booitsme.



Not to soon in the very near future all pools will be non chlorine, Yes you heard it here first.



Happy chlorine free swimming folks



catalkoykid


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08/04/2010 22:31

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mess 2 re your mess on another thread are you linda or james



Hi I'm James, Waiting to start a full time job and quite happy to do your garden work. I live in Alsancak and charge 65TL per day. If you would like me to help you either contact me via this site or telephone on 0533 835 0774. Regards James is that 65tl b4 or after tax and insurance





anyway im more than happy with zerochlor, sounds like sour grapes to me james or is it linda lol



zerochlor


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08/04/2010 22:35

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65tl a day . not a great lot left once you have paid your taxes and insurance is there!!!!



catalkoykid


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http://www.cyprus44.com/forums/17211.asp



plslj


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Re message 6,

Firstly I'm not James I was merely asked by James to put this on as he does not have access to a computer.

Secondly regarding Zerochlor somehow the point has been missed, if you read what I asked it was " What is Zerochlor and could it have any adverse health problems in the future". Our friends dog SWAM in the pool several times a day when it was chlorinated....he never drank it. We have no axe to grind as we are thinking of using it...so where did the "sour grapes" crap come from!!!!!!



zerochlor


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09/04/2010 22:13

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All natural products inside zerochlor.



Please take your time to read my website.



http://www.zerochloreuropean.com



it will give you all the information you need and maybe some you may never need.



Happy chlorine free swimming folks.



zerochlor


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09/04/2010 22:14

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ZeroChlor



ZeroChlor is a saturated complex ionic aqueous solution containing copper, silver, zinc, aluminium and gold. The microscopic action of these natural mineral ions with the algae and bacteria are twofold. First, the algae and bacteria in the water are destroyed through a change in their enzyme processes as the ions break down their DNA structures and cell walls. Secondly, all these charged particles floc together so a filter can trap them. The ions maintain a stable 'ZeroChlor' residual in the water until this process uses them up.



plslj


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Thankyou Zerochlor that is what I asked in the first place.



zerochlor


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Cheers plslj



Hope ive not blinded you with science?



But it was always there to read in my website.



Hope it makes you feel a little more comfortable knowing whats inside the bottle now?



Tootie


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09/04/2010 22:53

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"""Hope it makes you feel a little more comfortable knowing whats inside the bottle now?"""



Made me fell alot more comfortable Dave..

Worked wonders for my bladder infection & its cheaper than smirnoff and redbull.



negativenick


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10/04/2010 07:20

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General reply....



Garry Monger has a degree in Chemistry, and he knows what what with everything "chemical"



He uses Zerochlor....



That's about it.......



waddo


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Tootie, Just a simple question. You said it worked wonders for your bladder infection - was that a joke or true?



I only ask as my dog - a free one from the mountains - had a bladder infection when we got him from drinking the pool water where he could find it, vet said the infection came from drinking chlorinated water. Once we turned over to zerochlor the infection went away and never came back!



zerochlor


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10/04/2010 12:15

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Maybe i should add this to the wonders of zerochlor !





Happy chlorine free swimming folks and no more bladder infections



Tootie


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10/04/2010 12:25

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Hi waddo, No sorry I was joking BUT it might work??



zerochlor


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Hey tootie.



i almost got the label changed!!



darrener2


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11/04/2010 21:18

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Zerochlor,

I have sent you an email.



D2



zerochlor


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fiona.. email answerd



sorry,you was in my spam box



spanna


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12/04/2010 13:14

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Hi Dave,



Can Zero Chlor be used in any pool and what is the process of changing from chlorine to Zero -chlor...? Could our current 'pool guy' continue to service our pool if we switched?



Hope these aren't totally daft questions!



rdsteve


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12/04/2010 16:39

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Hi David

How are you? Will pop in and see you on Friday dont know what time but lets just say things are moving where i am and it is not because i have been drinking Zerochlor.



Steve



zerochlor


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12/04/2010 18:51

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spanna.



If i was to speak to your pool guy for 20 mins.no problem watsoever. Or maybe he might already know!



you do not need to change nothing,everything you have is all the same if useing zerochlor.



please ask your pool cleaner to call in the shop and i can explaine all to him.



Also just to remind people. we are starting a pool cleaning school very soon. 1 weeks course for people who wish to clean there own pools and are not to sure which knob to turn and where to put what.



A good saving actually every year if your looking at making some savings on the ever increasing swimming pool costs.



spanna


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12/04/2010 22:21

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Thanks!! Will have a word!!



zerochlor


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message 23.il be about all day steve.glad to hear all is going well.



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