Why does the hose contained by my above ground POOL hang on to turning GREEN I'm constantly cleaning it & calculation chemicals?
Answers: You must live in an area of giant temperatures to create algae. You will have to endow with it what is known as a "shock treatment" this is where you over nouns it with chlorine powder so this way you can spread it around the pool. Check and see it here is a pool supply place in your area, steal a sample of the water (large) in that and have them analyze it for how much to use and further instructions. Also figure out how much hose or the size of the pool.
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I have recently see the same problem in an apartment pool. Its pretty big, I don`t know 20x60, and on weekends it turns green literally overnight. During the week, they have pool guys always calculation chemicals and it looks pretty nice. Now I have a theory, but it sounds unpromising, so I will keep it hypothetical.
Hypothetically speaking, if your neighborhood has a couple of team of landscapers that like to use the pool as their own personal bathtub after a knotty day out in 100 plus degree, can that make the water run green?
... I'm just askin'
Get a water analysis done right away. If the Ph is not right, it doesn't event how much chemical you put in it, it won't be fully effective. And follow the instructions to a T!
Also, is anyone swimming within your pool after being in the water? That's a sure fire way to get algae.
put surrounded by algacide about 1/2 bottle then bring your ph right then chorine level right and next add chlorine stabilizer its probably envious on the pool next door
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