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I agree fully with your statements. However, there are those who read these forums who have far less experience than you or I and they may not even be TFL members or read every post here. I also know there are those who think that max loads are a good starting point. Yes, that is a good substitute for more chlorine in the gene pool, but I don't necessarily want anyone to get hurt with incorrect information. I stand by my observation of your data. You'll note I didn't say not to use it, but not to use it blindly. Double checking with another data set would be in order.
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