Sodium hydroxide is Lye, the stuff commonly used for drain cleaner, a very
strong base (alkali).
Sodium hypochlorite is household chlorine bleach (usually about 3% - 5%).
The bottle of Clorox "rain clean" under my sink has both listed on the
label, but no indication of strength.

-Denny



I currently use a spa pool chlorine with the active ingredient "sodium
dicloroisocyanurate" 600g/kg

I have been told a may be able to use another product sold as Janola with
the active ingredient "sodium hypochlorite" 4.2% & "sodium hydroxide" 4%

Any of you chemical wizards able to tell me if this is ok to use in a spa
pool?

I contacted the Janola distributor but they would only say to use as
directed which does not include spa pools.

Roy :-(

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