Thu 27 Sep, 2012 07:33 pm
Hi everyone,
Having a pool means hours of fun for family and friends, but swimming pools also mean that maintenance must become part of your weekly routine. Homeowners must quickly become swimming pool chemistry experts to keep their pools sanitary and sparkling. Occasionally, however, the careful balance of chemicals can go out of whack, causing a variety of problems, such as cloudy water, stains on the surfaces or colored water. When your pool water turns green, what are steps should be taken in the treatment of green cool water. Any idea having on it, please share with me.
Thanks a lot!
Harry Potterish
How to Treat Green Pool Water ?
with the same dignity and respect you would treat any other water, one shouldn't think any less of water simply because of it's colour
@edgarblythe,
Truly it didn't turn green, it presently WAS a little green when it went into the pool. That is truly typical in some civil water supplies and is typically the case with wells.
I gather you as of now have that salt unit.
All you need do is to get your water science satisfactory. You'll need to include salt and stabilizer first and get your pH and TA in reach. You can utilize some granular or fluid chlorine after your water is adjusted. Your salt water generator won't be working until you get the pool temperature up so finish up getting your science right in the interim. It'll help the salt generator work preferable when the water is adjusted by making its chlorine yield more viable.
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