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My prescription from the opticians is Sph -5.25, Cyl -1.25, Axis 50.?
Question:What part of this mumbo jumbo do I need if I want to get prescription swimming goggles?
many thanks
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you need all of it. Are you ok with the measurements to get your swimming hat!! Speedo's come in extra small, so you are ok in that department.
3 chieftain tank sunk contained by scottish loch for diver training on?
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Sherman Tanks were dumped surrounded by Loch Fyne, Chieftain tanks although up to 50 years hoary would be too good to throw away. Hmm! I'm newly trying to picture someone "throwing away" a tank.
more english junk dumped in Scotland I propose where we even asked okay?
it could be that the lochs are nice and deep as you must know within england we only enjoy ponds
i'm english,and totally agree with you,i other thought that the lochs were supposed to be places of intuitive beauty,and surrounding country-side.
I know bleach is risk-free within children's pools, but how much?
Question:I know you can do this, since its chemical base is weaker than chlorine, but how much? It is 66 surrounded by by 14 in, so how much is out of danger? How many tablespoons or cups do you put within for that little pool? thanks within advance!
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Forgive me for going overboard here on the first poster, but you contradict yourself surrounded by your post. ".children especially can be harmed by bleach. Chlorine they won't react as impossible." Ummmm excuse me but bleach is chlorine. Chlorine used in pools is sodium hypochlorite or calcium hypochlorite. and guess what, household bleach is sodium hypochlorite. Sorry, I in recent times had to point out the inconsistency within this statement.
That said, you can go next to 1/4 - 1/2 cup of bleach in the pool. 1/2 gallon of juice bleach will raise the chlorine plane to 5ppm in 10,000 gallons of river so in a kids pool 1/4 - 1/2 cup is ample.
For a little extra information, most chlorinated drinking river contains chlorine levels approaching 25ppm. Just thought this might put things contained by perspective (2.5 gallons bleach per 10,000 gallons of drinking water).
I'd say 2-3 tablespoons at the max. That's a pretty low-volume pool you're dealing beside and besides, children especially can be harmed by bleach. Chlorine they won't react as bleak to but it obviously sounds resembling you have a small children's pool on paw to deal near.
Read the instructions on the bleach bottle carefully and formulate sure that it won't harm children if it's diluted surrounded by water. If your children start to develop weird and wonderful rashes save for sunburn you should get them to a doctor to be see about that since it could be from the bleach. Children near sensitive skin also shouldn't be exposed to bleach for prolonged amounts of time as it may cause doomed to failure rashes that look almost approaching sunburn. If your child can talk ask them going on for any rash that comes up. If they articulate it feels hot afterwards it's sunburn. If they say it feel normal but hurts when touched it's a recoil to the bleach.
Hello! I don`t know somebody know where on earth is aqua-park within London?
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tooting or balham lido. try contacting wandsworth council for more information on these on 020 8871 6000 or google their website and look under the exercise services tab
There isn't one is there? Try the correlation though as that's the only entry I could find on the subject.
I've been trying to find a fun pool surrounded by London too without sucess.
There used to be a righteous one at Windsor though
yeah its called the Thames
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