Well...yes, but not in the way you are thinking. Let me explain. The algaecides you are thinking of (Linear quats and Polyquats) that are sold in the quart containers are not meant to be added on a continual basis. They are meant to be added once a week, several ounces at a time. They are good at preventing algae. But what most folks don't know is that chlorine is actually what kills the algae. The algaecides simply help it along. They strip the cell walls of the algae and allow chlorine to do its thing. And of course, there are chlorine dispensers for the tri-chlor tablets. Even though you didn't ask -- the best algaecide is Polyquat. Usually the larger stores like Walmart and Kmart don't carry it, since it's more expensive than the linear quats. However, polyquat is more effective and it has no side effects. It also acts as a clarifier. Cheapest place to buy Polyquat is from intheswim.com or lesliespool.com, it's generally sold by the name "Polyquat 60" or "Algaecide 60". A quart runs about $20. The linear quats (the chemical name begins with the word "Alkyl") are okay; but they foam. The other type of algaecide that is effective is Copper. Algae can't grow even with a relatively small amount of copper in the pool - but I don't recommend copper. It can (and will) stain concrete pools, and it can turn blonde hair green. In fact, if you have enough copper in the pool to kill algae, you probably have enough to stain blonde hair. So stick with the Polyquat algaecide.
One can purchase a plastic dispenser by going to Lowes. Lowes has plastic dispensers for sale both in their retail stores and on their online store on their website.
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Two of the main retailers for a hot and cold water dispenser are: aquaverve and blue fountain water company. These are just two of the main dispensers for them.
One of the side effects of having too much algaecide in a swimming pool includes the likelihood of nose and eye irritations after prolonged swimming. Dry skin is also common after someone has been swimming the whole day and did not lotion up.
Sometimes people mistakenly refer to a water dispenser as a water cooler. The dispenser simply dispenses water with no change to temperature. The water cooler will cool the water as well. If you have one that is supposed to cool the water but isn't then there is likely a problem with the compressor.
An algaecide (or algicide) is a substance which kills or inhibits the growth of algae.
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I suggest you contact the manufacturer of the algaecide and find out from them what would be the bes coarse of action.
Depends on the keg dispenser. I recommend the Hoff-Stevens Keg Dispenser available at http://homebrewheaven.com/hoff-stevens-keg-dispenser-tap.htm
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It can, a vending machine is a dispenser
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Cluster bombs consist of the dispenser and the payload.
Dymo makes a combination tape and shipping label dispenser. They have an economy 4" dispenser, as well as a 6" dispenser specifically for oversized rolls.
You want to have the equipment running while adding any chemicals. You will want to wait about an hour after adding algaecide.