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US to Face Widespread Chlorine Shortage, Price Hikes, as Pandemic Boosts Demand The United States is set to face a widespread chlorine shortage this summer, as demand for chemicals from pool owners across the country surges amid the ongoing CCP viruspandemic. Americans are spending more time at home due to the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic, and as pool season approaches, prices of the chemical have started to creep up. In some parts of the country, chlorine tablet prices have doubled from last year. Supplies are also running low due to a major fire incident at Bio-Lab pool and...

The smell of chlorine could be more elusive than usual this summer. That's because the swimming pool industry is grappling with a chlorine shortage that has caused prices of the chemical to soar, forcing pool owners to consider alternatives. "Pool chlorine is not easy to get, and there's a chlorine shortage nationally that we're all going to have to deal with," John Swygert, CEO of Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings, told investors on a recent conference call. While chlorine demand jumped in 2020 as Americans spent more time at home with their pools due to the coronavirus pandemic, this year's s...

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Nathan Bomey and Eli Golde USA TODAY and The Gainesville Sun The smell of chlorine could be more elusive than usual this summer. That's because the swimming pool industry is grappling with a chlorine shortage that has caused prices of the chemical to soar, forcing pool owners to consider alternatives. "Pool chlorine is not easy to get, and there's a chlorine shortage nationally that we're all going to have to deal with," John Swygert, CEO of Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings, told investors on a recent conference call. While chlorine demand jumped in 2020 as Americans spent more time at home wi...

Here are some takeaways. Crouch says:   The number one thing that you should do is take your value notice, turn it over, fill the thing out and mail it in. That satisfies the legal requirement of filing a protest.   Since the appraisal is based on other homes around you, ask the appraisal district for the comparisons they are using. They must tell you which houses they are comparing yours to in order to determine your appraised value.   You can drive around and take pictures of the comparable properties the appraisal district used and show evidence of how your property doesn’t compare to...