Re: Hot tubs
Posted by Betsy on 4/27/04
On 4/27/04, Greg Weatherman wrote:
> Betsy,
>
> Inhaling any oxidizing chemicals whether it is chlorine (or some
> Thanks for your response. Her Dr does not seem to want to
entertain the idea that it could be the bromine, so I am glad to
hear you think it is a viable possibility. Her Dr says I am
worring too much-of course I am- she is my daughter and is on 4
medications! We have no significant allergies and no asthma in
our family-she has never had a breathing problem before and is
otherwise very healthy. I am looking into alternatives to the
bromine- enzyme product and a copper ion product ?? More research
for me. Hopefully the bromine will be the answer with an easy
solution of no more tubbing. I don't want to mess with new
sanitizers until we get the answer on the bromine, which I guess
wil be when we wean her of the meds and see if it comes back. I
am keeping her out of the tub until then. Thanks again.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Hot tubs, 4/26/04, by Betsy.
- Re: Hot tubs, 4/26/04, by mary.
- Re: Hot tubs, 4/27/04, by Betsy.
- Re: Hot tubs, 4/27/04, by Friend .
- Re: Hot tubs, 4/27/04, by Greg Weatherman.
- Re: Hot tubs, 4/27/04, by Betsy.
- Re: Hot tubs, 5/28/05, by Peter.
- Re: Hot tubs, 11/28/05, by JM.
- Re: Hot tubs, 11/29/05, by AVE.
- Re: Hot tubs, 11/29/05, by AVE.
- Re: Hot tubs, 11/29/05, by AVE.
- Re: Hot tubs, 11/30/05, by DD.
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