green tinted water

Water bugs, swimming insects and sweat bees.
Foaming bubbly water. Frogs in the pool.
Dead animals in the swimming pool.
John B.

Postby John B. » Sat 18 Jun, 2005 18:23

You don't say what the total alkalinity might be. If low, even though everything else is OK, this can cause a greenish and cloudy tint. Slowly adjust the TA to 80-100 PPM. Then, of course, the pH will be off. Adjust the pH to 7.2 and super clorinate with liquid chlorine. After 8 hours , shut off the pump, let the particles settle out and give it a good vacuuming to waste. If still green and cloudy, get a good commercial de-mineralizer and follow the label instructions. Good luck and I hope this helps.


John B.

Postby John B. » Sat 18 Jun, 2005 18:24

You don't say what the total alkalinity might be. If low, even though everything else is OK, this can cause a greenish and cloudy tint. Slowly adjust the TA to 80-100 PPM. Then, of course, the pH will be off. Adjust the pH to 7.2 and super clorinate with liquid chlorine. After 8 hours , shut off the pump, let the particles settle out and give it a good vacuuming to waste. If still green and cloudy, get a good commercial de-mineralizer and follow the label instructions. Good luck and I hope this helps.

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