Originally Posted by Beer Belly
Originally Posted by jmj120
Workers have been dumping hydrogen peroxide in for 2 days

hydrogen peroxide will remove or damage paint, especially at higher concentrations or on uncured paint. It acts as a powerful oxidizer that can break down chemical bonds and resins, causing paint to bubble, peel, fade, or strip away completely.
Grok.

Not by pouring it into a giant pool. Chemist with >35 years of experience & over a dozen patents.

Not a chemist and haven’t slept in a holiday inn in years, gotta agree with beer belly, how much hydrogen peroxide would it take to screw up the chemistry of 6.75 million gallons of water?