“…the hotel’s general manager says an employee suffered minor injuries when the equipment that feeds chlorine tablets to the pool exploded. He 
was taken to a hospital…The hotel was evacuated when fire crews got on scene, including about 10 guest rooms and 15 employees…”
An explosion at a hotel in Clinton County forced some guests from their rooms Tuesday morning. It happened around 9:30 a.m. at the Comfort Inn near Lamar. The building was evacuated as a precaution and fans were used to air out the hotel. By 11 a.m., business was back to normal.
Emergency officials say chlorine can be deadly but in this instance, the chlorine tablets are commonly used for swimming pools and don’t pose serious risks.
For more:Â http://wnep.com/2013/06/18/hotel-cleared-out-after-chlorine-incident/
I suspect that we haven’t been told the entire story. Chlorine feeders don’t explode without a reason, some of which include the use of an improper chemical in the feeder, and the juxtapopsition of explosively reactive chemicals.
I suspect that we haven’t been told the entire story. Chlorine feeders don’t explode without a reason, some of which include the use of an improper chemical in the feeder, and the juxtapopsition of explosively reactive chemicals.
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