Hi
My pool has the correct chlorine levels, pH and alkalinity according to test strips but this cloudy white substance has appeared on the bottom.
I can’t vacuum it out as it just turns to dust when disturbed.
Any ideas on what it is or what to do to get rid of it ?
Many thanks
Is this Algae
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- My Pool: Length: 25m
width: 21m
depth: 1.5m
Re: Is this Algae
You can use Pool Algaecides to clean them. I recommend Algae Prevention & Remover. I am highly recommending this product for purchase if you are looking for reliability and effectiveness in a product. In terms of results, as it is guaranteed by the company, all you have to do is follow the instruction properly and you will have an algae-free pool in no time.
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- My Pool: inground pool: 10x20, depth of around 5.5 feet, vinyl lined
Re: Is this Algae
As for me, an ordinary vacuum cleaner is better than robots. I tried an automatic but didn't like it. It's expensive, and I can't say it worked great for its price. The last time I used it, it was collecting all the dirt from the bottom of the pool, and not sucking it in but lifting it, making water even muddier. One more thing: this vacuum can't climb up the walls, so you need to clean it yourself. On the one hand, it does save your time, on the other, it doesn't save your time and money.
Anyway, to get rid of dirty, muddy, cloudy water you need to check the water balance and fix it: balance free chlorine (FC), pH, TA, and CH levels. You also need to eliminate ammonia and get rid of young algae. In this case, you can shock your swimming pool to fix water and kill bacteria in it. Last but not least, you need to clean your pool by removing foreign particles, scrubbing, and vacuuming up the pool. Here you can choose a regular vacuum by trying different types of vacuum heads or buy a robotic vacuum. It's up to you
Anyway, to get rid of dirty, muddy, cloudy water you need to check the water balance and fix it: balance free chlorine (FC), pH, TA, and CH levels. You also need to eliminate ammonia and get rid of young algae. In this case, you can shock your swimming pool to fix water and kill bacteria in it. Last but not least, you need to clean your pool by removing foreign particles, scrubbing, and vacuuming up the pool. Here you can choose a regular vacuum by trying different types of vacuum heads or buy a robotic vacuum. It's up to you
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