Nope! Not if you can deal with the chill factor! I filled mine and swam while the remaining foot of water went in. I shocked it the next morning and then swam again that evening... just check the cl levels!
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It is not that you have to wait for it to desolve, those were poisonous chemicals that could harm you. If it is a mobile pool drain it and then fill it up again. The same thing with in ground pools or above ground.
You should wait for mybe a day or two before you go in a pool .Or ask your denist if you can go in the pool sooner.But I have them and it took me about 1 day so if you wait one day that should be okay!But if you mouth hurts then wait until it does not hurt anymore if it is an in ground pool then I waited 2 days.But if it is an Above ground as I said wait 1 day PLZ (please) THX (thanks)
According to many labels on most algicides, you don't have to wait. Actually from the pool guy at the pool store, it will help to mix in the algicide. Just be sure to take a shower when you are done swimming, and make sure you are not allergic to any of the ingredients before you swim.
Wait a couple of days and it will dissipate.
If it's cured sufficiently to add water, it should be cured enough to use.
My pool store said wait 5 hours, but it probably depends on the amount and concentration (liquid or powder).
wait for 2 or 3 washes after, or it may turn seaweed green.
Sure, why not. Set it up, cover it and wait until early summer to start working on it. I wouldn't add any water to it yet, since in the early summer you have to add your pool chemicals to it. So why waste the chemicals in the winter.
Some sources state that you can swim within fifteen minutes of adding baquacil to the pool. It is usually recommended however, to wait around an hour.
Once chlorine level drops to 5 ppm or below, it is safe to swim.
Algecides aren't very harmful to humans or pets but for safety's sake wait an hour for most pool chemicals. If your algecide has copper as the active ingredient, wait a few hours longer just to keep the blonde-haired kids hair from going green.