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  • Combined Chlorine Overload: Symptoms, Risks & What to Do
    Symptoms of too much combined chlorine:

    - Red, irritated eyes

    - Skin rashes

    - Respiratory problems, such as coughing and wheezing

    - Nausea and vomiting

    - Diarrhea

    - Difficulty breathing

    - Seizures

    What to do if you have too much combined chlorine:

    - Get out of the pool immediately and rinse off with fresh water.

    - See a doctor if you have any of the symptoms listed above.

    - Do not return to the pool until the chlorine levels have been corrected.

    How to prevent too much combined chlorine:

    - Keep the pool clean and free of debris.

    - Use a cyanuric acid conditioner to protect the chlorine from sunlight.

    - Test the pool water regularly and adjust the chlorine levels as needed.

    - Do not add too much chlorine to the pool.

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