Michigan residents might have to hold off on donning their bathing suits and swimming goggles: The nation is facing a chlorine shortage as summer begins. The shortage is happening because more people ...

Pictured, a recent rupture of pool equipment due to mixing incompatible chlorine products. Some incidents caused by a chlorine product shortage is prompting the Chautauqua County Hazardous Materials ...

Label strength mismatch: Arizona officials found most liquid chlorine products tested had lower chlorine content than advertised, risking ineffective pool sanitation. Hidden safety risks: Weaker ...

Chlorine occurs naturally as one of the basic building blocks of matter. It possesses powerful disinfecting and bleaching capabilities that we harness for a wide range of industrial and domestic ...

It was a seasonably warm evening that hinted at the summer to come, and Artie Verderamo paused over the limpid water of the backyard pool he was tending in Glen Ridge. Verderamo, a technician with ...

A nationwide chlorine shortage is putting a damper on those pool parties and swim lessons San Diegans pined for during the pandemic. The scarcity of the chemical has closed some local public pools and ...

A fire at a chemical plant and a pandemic-driven boom in the construction of backyard pools are the causes of a nationwide shortage of chlorine tablets, experts say. Panic buying could make it worse.

As homeowners start to prep swimming pools for the season, they will face a widespread chlorine shortage. In some parts of the country, pool supply stores have imposed quantity restrictions. In other ...

Metro Phoenix residents who own pools might have heard rumblings of a chlorine shortage. That chlorine tablet shortage is here now, and maintaining your backyard oasis will be more expensive than ...

PHOENIX (KVOA) - The Arizona Department of Agriculture (AZDA) is alerting Arizonans about a concerning high failure rate in liquid pool chlorine products sold statewide. Over the Independence Day ...

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SAN DIEGO — A nationwide chlorine shortage is putting a damper on those pool parties and swim lessons San Diego County residents pined for during the COVID-19 pandemic. The scarcity of the chemical ...