You don't have to mix the algaecide in a bucket of water, you can put it directly in the pool. I use Polyquat 60 that comes in quart bottles and add about 4-6 ounces per week. Just walk along the edge of the pool and pour it at the edge while walking. No algaecide will "eat the paint". It's not acid. In fact, all the algaecide does is strip the cell walls of the algae and make it more susceptible to the chlorine. It's the chlorine that kills the algae. However, one algaecide with a side effect of staining is Copper. It's a very effective algaecide, and it's safe - but it will stain concrete pools if it's used in a high enough concentration. And Copper can stain blonde hair as well. That's why I don't recommend using it. The preferred algaecide is Polyquat 60.
That's more like a bucket then a swimming pool 26.59 gallons 100.65 liters
because there is no force applied on the bucket
a table spoon of seawater
It would tip over but still float.
Oil gets in a swimming pool because someone grabbed a bucket of oil and threw it in the pool.
a way to get rid of floating particles is to put some liquid soap in a bucket and jet some tap water into the bucket, so that foam will form and all floating particles will get stuck into the foam Don't know what the person above is trying to say but to answer the quest. YES.
because wants to It seems like you are asking why a 5 gallon bucket holds more than 5 gallons of water. IT DOESN'T
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With a bucket and a stop watch.
Because if you Don't, you will fart. Jon
Yes, in a centrifuge
The only way to empty your bucket of milk would be to make a cake.