It probably is caused by the air that's sucked in. As you've clearly mentioned that the milkiness doesn't stay and gets cleared up in an hour.

I never heard about that yet. They usually put a chlorine to clean a pool always. And if we can imagine without putting chemicals in it, do you think...

I think they are just interested with the topic. That's the reason why they replied for it. Anyway, cloudy green water cause by not using it for a...

You should get yourself a good test kit, the Taylor K-2006 or the TFTestkits TF-100 so you can truly know what is going on with your pool.

Usually,...

About 10 days ago we added chlorine, shocked the pool and added soda ash. Now there are these funny looking little grey clouds floating in the bottom...

I just got an above ground pool. I filled it on Saturday and we put chemicals in it on Sunday. We forgot to run the pump on Sunday night and when i...

I live in an apartment block in spain that has a rectangular swimming pool shared between all residents. I know absolutley nothing about swimming...

I have taken over a swimming pool and am in the learning stages. The pool ph was low 7.0, and someone added sodium bicarb instead of soda ash, now...

This is a guess pending other input, but my guess is that your shock of the pool produced a kill of some algae that was lurking somewhere in the pool...

It is very possible you arent running your filter long enough each day. To quickly clear up your pool, you can use either a flocculent, or clarifier,...

Thank You chem geek and swimnsaveusa for your time and help. I believe that I could spent alot of money on testing, chemicals and filteration in...

We have the same problem.. Same pool except we have an Intex Salt system.. Out pump broke and it took a week to get here.. So no Clorination for a...

Have you tested your water? What are your numbers. I won't be of much help, but others more knowledgeable will want to know.

I know our pool was...

Im not 100% sure where that color is coming from, but usually the brown coloring in water comes from iron. Test your metal levels.

Sorry -- I missed answering that. Increasing CYA is easy and you have choices. You can buy pure CYA at your pool store. It takes a while to dissolve...