Pool Breeze® is committed to your safety, “In and Beyond the Edge of the Pool”. While no pool care guide can take the place of common sense and precaution, we recommend following these guidelines in order to help you and your family, safely enjoy your pool. For more safety tips or if you have any questions about how to handle pool chemical products, talk to your authorized Pool Breeze® Dealer or call 1.800.654.6911.
• Keep all chemicals away from children and pets. Most chemicals are harmful if swallowed, many can
injure skin and eyes. |
| • Always wear the proper protective equipment (rubber gloves, goggles etc) when handling chemicals. |
| • Carefully seal all containers tightly after use. |
| • Read first-aid procedures and precautionary statements on the product label before use. |
| • Always read and follow label directions. |
| • Store pool chemicals in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area under cover. |
• Keep pool chemicals away from moisture, garbage, dirt, chemicals (including other pool chemicals),
household products, cyanuric acid, pool stabilizers, soap products, paint products, solvents, acids,
vinegar, beverages, oils, dirty rags or any other foreign matter. |
| • NEVER use contents of unlabeled containers. |
| • NEVER mix different types of pool chemicals - add each chemical to the pool separately. |
| • Use separate, clean utensils and measuring cups for each pool chemical. |
| • ALWAYS add pool chemical to large quantities of water. NEVER add water to chemicals. |
• NEVER return spilled materials to the original container or dispose of in the trash. Clean up the spill in
place and add to pool water. DO NOT THROW IN THE TRASH. Call 1.800.654.6911. |
• Know the first aid instructions for all the chemicals you use. Keep emergency medical and poison
control numbers handy, In case if emergency, call 911, the poison control center nearest you or call
1.800.654.6911. |
• If you have any questions about how to handle pool chemical products, talk to your authorized Pool
Breeze® Dealer or call 1.800.654.6911. |
