Fracture_98 t1_j5ngbxn wrote
Well, Disney uses bromine instead of chlorine to keep the water clean. That has a distinct smell and smell triggers nostalgia. I can see the idea behind this, but the scam prices are laughable.
(Edit: they use it because it's safer to handle in large quantities, easier on skin and clothes, and performs much better keeping the water clean. It's more expensive than chlorine which is why pools rarely use it.)
dxtboxer t1_j5oiupr wrote
Triggers nostalgia you say?
Gonna grab me some bromine and a paper bag brb
Theabertible t1_j5oqc2f wrote
Sweet, sweet bromine.
Fracture_98 t1_j5q3yw9 wrote
Smell triggers nostalgia, not bromine specifically. The smell of bromine treated water brings back memories of Disney water rides for a lot of people. Unfortunately for me, I just remember "It's a Small World", and then that damn song gets stuck in my head for ages.
Divtos t1_j5t4826 wrote
Got that Nuka Cola song stuck in my head again!
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vmBob t1_j5ojagg wrote
Use it in my hot tub, keeps the water looking like glass.
KazkaFaron t1_j5qg353 wrote
that's so cool r/todayilearned ?
woahdude12321 t1_j5o6mmb wrote
This is a hot take
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