Son splashed hands in WC bucket after beach.

[Steviereefs]

So after the beach yesterday we got home and I was preparing a WC and my son who had been lathered in sun block for the beach was splashing his hands in the bucket. Should I cut my losses and discard the batch or do you think it will be fine. I'm on the fence because I'm being cheap and I want to do the water change and not waste more time.

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[Phinfan]

I would cut my loses. Start over, Why take any chances.

 

[KSC]

Dump it.

 

[Edward]

I'd just start over, not worth it.

 

[Owen386]

Kids are lathered in it at the beach and swim in the water all day you should be fine. J/k yeah dump it not worth the risk IMO

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[reefstarter]

Dump it and make a new batch why chance what you aren't sure of when in doubt throw it out

 

[Steviereefs]

I skimmed the surface for oils and organics before I got the replies. Got a little slick in the skim but nothing that seemed out of ordinary with typical new water. So I used it, seems a OK so far

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[jdeb101]

http://time.com/4080985/sunscreen-coral-reefs/

 

[jah-hoeva]

I skimmed the surface for oils and organics before I got the replies. Got a little slick in the skim but nothing that seemed out of ordinary with typical new water. So I used it, seems a OK so far

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You ask, every response was to dump it, and you used it anyway? Lol

 

[Steviereefs]

You ask, every response was to dump it, and you used it anyway? Lol

Yeah !! LOL, funny how things go. Life is sometimes stranger than fiction

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[Steviereefs]

http://time.com/4080985/sunscreen-coral-reefs/

Yes this is a concern that crossed my mind, my thinking is a concentration of lotion would disrupt photosynthesis in coral the same way it blocks and protects us from uva-uvb spectrum.

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