Trump Is Exactly Right About the Reflecting Pool Being Plagued by Vandalism

[Jroc]

Actually, what thwarted it was his own incompetence.

First, he hired a contractor who had no idea what he was doing
Then he painted it a color that absorbs sunlight, leading to algae growth.
Then he refilled it with unfiltered swamp water.
Finally, he tried to kill the algea with Hydrogen Peroxide, which is a paint thinner.

Hydrogen peroxide is a paint thinner ?really?.... No hydrogen peroxide this is not a paint thinner and it's used in pools all the time, you just have to add another chemicals with it. I can tell you never owned a swimming pool ..."hydrogen peroxide is a paint thinner"

 

[JoeB131]

Hydrogen peroxide is a paint thinner ?really?.... No hydrogen peroxide this is not a paint thinner and it's used in pools all the time, you just have to add another chemicals with it. I can tell you never owned a swimming pool ..."hydrogen peroxide is a paint thinner"

Chlorine is normally used in pools.

But if you want to swim in a pool of hydrogen peroxide, knock yourself out.

 

[JoeB131]

Chlorine is normally used in pools.

But if you want to swim in a pool of hydrogen peroxide, knock yourself out.

AI Overview



Contact with household-strength (3%) hydrogen peroxide is generally harmless to intact skin but can cause temporary whitening, tingling, or minor irritation. However, concentrations over 10% are highly corrosive and can cause severe skin burns, blisters, and tissue damage. [1, 2, 3, 4]
What to do if exposed:

• Rinse immediately: Flush the affected area with cool, running water for 15 to 20 minutes.
• Remove contaminants: Take off any clothing or jewelry that has come into contact with the chemical.
• Monitor for symptoms: Look for severe blistering, peeling, or signs of a chemical burn. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

 

[Jroc]

Chlorine is normally used in pools.

But if you want to swim in a pool of hydrogen peroxide, knock yourself out.

Hydrogen peroxide can be used in place of chlorine in pools dumbass i deal in chemicals I know what chemicals are you idiot don't act like you know something when you don't know anything. yeah chlorine is used in pools but some people use chlorine free pools they don't want chlorine because it dries out your skin you stupid f***

 

[Jroc]

AI Overview



Contact with household-strength (3%) hydrogen peroxide is generally harmless to intact skin but can cause temporary whitening, tingling, or minor irritation. However, concentrations over 10% are highly corrosive and can cause severe skin burns, blisters, and tissue damage. [1, 2, 3, 4]
What to do if exposed:

• Rinse immediately: Flush the affected area with cool, running water for 15 to 20 minutes.
• Remove contaminants: Take off any clothing or jewelry that has come into contact with the chemical.
• Monitor for symptoms: Look for severe blistering, peeling, or signs of a chemical burn. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

I love these idiots I don't know anything about the stuff and come on here and act like they know something... You're the biggest harness board could you act like you know things you have no idea what you're talking about. Google it again

 

[Hafar1014]

Hydrogen peroxide can be used in place of chlorine in pools dumbass i deal in chemicals I know what chemicals are you idiot don't act like you know something when you don't know anything. yeah chlorine is used in pools but some people use chlorine free pools they don't want chlorine because it dries out your skin you stupid f***

H2O2 peroxide is not as effective as sodium hypochlorite. The chemicals you work with must be street drugs

 

[Jroc]

H2O2 peroxide is not as effective as sodium hypochlorite. The chemicals you work with must be street drugs

Another idiot

Yes, you can use hydrogen peroxide in your swimming pool, but it cannot completely replace standard sanitization on its own because it is a powerful oxidizer rather than a standalone lasting disinfectant. To safely use hydrogen peroxide (\(H_{2}O_{2}\)) as a chlorine-free option, pool owners typically pair it with a secondary system, like an ultraviolet (UV) sterilizer, to effectively destroy bacteria and pathogens.

 

[Hafar1014]

I love these idiots I don't know anything about the stuff and come on here and act like they know something... You're the biggest harness board could you act like you know things you have no idea what you're talking about

3% H2O2 Peroxide will burn your skin. He has no idea what hes talking about. Hes a well known liar

 

[JoeB131]

Hydrogen peroxide can be used in place of chlorine in pools dumbass i deal in chemicals

Nobody wants to hear about your use of steroids.

I don't know of any pool that uses Hydrogen Peroxide.

Most use chlorine because it's safe on skin.

You're the biggest harness board could you act like you know things you have no idea what you're talking about

Was that sentence even in English?

Anyway, more facts.

Hydrogen peroxide is not a standard paint thinner, but highly concentrated industrial grades serve as a powerful oxidizer and paint stripper. Instead of thinning or diluting paint, peroxide attacks the chemical bonds of cured paints, causing them to bubble, lose adhesion, and peel. [1, 2, 3]

- Gee, that sound EXACTLY like what's happening to the reflecting pool!!!

• Concentration is Key: Standard \(3\%\) household hydrogen peroxide may only cause minor bleaching on fully cured paint. However, industrial or professional-grade concentrations (typically \(12\%\) to \(35\%+\)) aggressively degrade polymer chains in paints. [1, 2]
• Specialized Strippers: Many modern, non-toxic, and eco-friendly paint removers (such as aviation-grade or marine coatings) are hydrogen peroxide-activated. These formulations combine peroxide with accelerators (like benzyl alcohol) to safely lift tough epoxies and polyurethanes without caustic fumes. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• The Catch: Peroxide-based strippers must be completely neutralized with water after use to prevent continued degradation of the substrate. [1]

 

[Hafar1014]

Another idiot

Yes, you can use hydrogen peroxide in your swimming pool, but it cannot completely replace standard sanitization on its own because it is a powerful oxidizer rather than a standalone lasting disinfectant. To safely use hydrogen peroxide (\(H_{2}O_{2}\)) as a chlorine-free option, pool owners typically pair it with a secondary system, like an ultraviolet (UV) sterilizer, to effectively destroy bacteria and pathogens.

Its not effective because it only last for a short time.

 

[Jroc]

Its not effective because it only last for a short time.

Dah..... "Can't use hydrogen peroxide" you stupid f*** shut the f****** that's why you add other chemicals with it .. you stupid f*** chlorine doesn't last forever either not only do I use chemicals at my job I had a pool for 20 years .... And you're going to tell me? you have no idea what you're talking about

 

[Jroc]

Nobody wants to hear about your use of steroids.

I don't know of any pool that uses Hydrogen Peroxide.

Most use chlorine because it's safe on skin.


Was that sentence even in English?

Anyway, more facts.

Hydrogen peroxide is not a standard paint thinner, but highly concentrated industrial grades serve as a powerful oxidizer and paint stripper. Instead of thinning or diluting paint, peroxide attacks the chemical bonds of cured paints, causing them to bubble, lose adhesion, and peel. [1, 2, 3]

- Gee, that sound EXACTLY like what's happening to the reflecting pool!!!

• Concentration is Key: Standard \(3\%\) household hydrogen peroxide may only cause minor bleaching on fully cured paint. However, industrial or professional-grade concentrations (typically \(12\%\) to \(35\%+\)) aggressively degrade polymer chains in paints. [1, 2]
• Specialized Strippers: Many modern, non-toxic, and eco-friendly paint removers (such as aviation-grade or marine coatings) are hydrogen peroxide-activated. These formulations combine peroxide with accelerators (like benzyl alcohol) to safely lift tough epoxies and polyurethanes without caustic fumes. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• The Catch: Peroxide-based strippers must be completely neutralized with water after use to prevent continued degradation of the substrate. [1]

Yes, you can use hydrogen peroxide in your swimming pool, but it cannot completely replace standard sanitization on its own because it is a powerful oxidizer rather than a standalone lasting disinfectant. To safely use hydrogen peroxide (\(H_{2}O_{2}\)) as a chlorine-free option, pool owners typically pair it with a secondary system, like an ultraviolet (UV) sterilizer, to effectively destroy bacteria and pathogens.

 

[Jroc]

3% H2O2 Peroxide will burn your skin. He has no idea what hes talking about. Hes a well known liar

you're not swimming in 3% hydrogen peroxide when you put in your pool idiot you're putting it in freaking 40,000 gallons of pool water you stupid f*** what is it with you people?

 

[Jroc]

Nobody wants to hear about your use of steroids.

I don't know of any pool that uses Hydrogen Peroxide.

Most use chlorine because it's safe on skin.


Was that sentence even in English?

Anyway, more facts.

Hydrogen peroxide is not a standard paint thinner, but highly concentrated industrial grades serve as a powerful oxidizer and paint stripper. Instead of thinning or diluting paint, peroxide attacks the chemical bonds of cured paints, causing them to bubble, lose adhesion, and peel. [1, 2, 3]

- Gee, that sound EXACTLY like what's happening to the reflecting pool!!!

• Concentration is Key: Standard \(3\%\) household hydrogen peroxide may only cause minor bleaching on fully cured paint. However, industrial or professional-grade concentrations (typically \(12\%\) to \(35\%+\)) aggressively degrade polymer chains in paints. [1, 2]
• Specialized Strippers: Many modern, non-toxic, and eco-friendly paint removers (such as aviation-grade or marine coatings) are hydrogen peroxide-activated. These formulations combine peroxide with accelerators (like benzyl alcohol) to safely lift tough epoxies and polyurethanes without caustic fumes. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• The Catch: Peroxide-based strippers must be completely neutralized with water after use to prevent continued degradation of the substrate. [1]

It's been deluded with 10,000s of thousands of gallons of water is stupid f******..... Yes he keep Google all you want you have no idea what you're talking about

 

[ColonelAngus]

There has been VEGETATION IN THE REFLECTING POOL FOR MANY DECADES.

It became an issue LAST WEEK by TDS NUTBAGS?



FALSE FLAG! These are MAGAts POSING AS LEFTIES.

NO ONE IS ACTUALLY THIS RETARDED. NOT EVEN ACTUALLY MEDICALLY COGNITIVELY RETARDED PEOPLE WITH DOWNS SYNDROME.

 

[otto105]

Because the refle

Because the reflecting pool has been vandalized. Five of the little bastards have already been arrested.

Hilarious

 

[ColonelAngus]

The Conspiracy Forum is THAT WAY ----------------------->>

For sure False Flag Maga posting under this name.

Thanks fellow MAGA. I LOVE YOU.

 

[Zincwarrior]

I am just annoyed because this is a trifle that the President of the United States should never have been involved in.

 

[ColonelAngus]

It should be a self contained pool with a filtration system, chemically treated and with skimmers and drains.

The volume of water is not even that much, it is only waist deep.

Using water from the Potomac is not a good idea.

There are literally MILLIONS OF SWIMMING POOLS IN THE USA. We have already cracked this nut.

As far as vandalism. Arrest and punish the vandals like anywhere else.

 

[Concerned American]

Wow, you're dissing Marines?

Of course you are!

You're proud to be an American sucking you-know-whose you-know-whats.

I earned the right. You?