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Green algae is a common swimming pool problem, which may appear as a greenish growth on the floor and walls of a swimming pool, a green tint to the pool water, or greenish material suspended in the pool water. The only way that to kill an algae growth is super chlorinating swimming pool or commonly called "shocking" the pool. Shocking can be done with granular form of highly concentrated chlorine or using several jugs of liquid chlorine. This can quickly raises the chlorine level of the swimming pool water. The elevated chlorine level makes the pool water conditions unlivable for anything organic, and algae quickly dies.
In many cases where we have found green algae present the pool has been left unmaintained for a period of time or something more serious can be the root of the problem. Here is a photo of a swimming pool below as hard as it is to believe that had current pool service and was being cleaned by a pool company. The owner had the service company called back several times. However lack of experience and expertise can lead to a more serious pool problem not being identified. We came in and saved this one without draining the pool. There was some issues with the pool having a leak which we were able to repair after the initial clean up. Trust the experts when you have a persistent problem, it can save you time, money, and aggravation in the long run.
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ReplyDeleteReally impressive & helpful blog, I was searching this type of information to eliminate green algae in my swimming pool and finally found a very helpful information. Thanks for sharing this stuff on web.
ReplyDeletechlorination is important for remove algae, but excessive chlorine can be harmful to swimmer. how much chlorine required for this? are automatic salt water chlorinator are safe? i have heard that they don't have harmful chemicals
ReplyDeleteGreat advice, To keep swimming pools clean and germ-free, most owners use chlorine. The chemical is known to bind with germs to kill them. Generally, a couple signs about the condition of the water will tell us the chemical is effective. By the way, I saw a site earlier about pool equipment repair, just Click Here to visit!
ReplyDeleteVery true! Getting your pool cleaned by some inexperienced people might lead to several other issues. So, get it done by an expert. If you are skeptical about using chemical for cleaning your pool, Contact LG Sonic. We make use of ultra sonic sound to kill algae.
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Like other parts of the house, a pool owner also need to keep a proper maintenance of the swimming pool to stay it in the best working condition. Most of the swimming pool owner use cartridge pool filter because in caparison of other pool filtration system it works very efficiently and trap all impurities from the pool water. It removes unnecessary debris, algae, bacteria from the water and ensure crystal clean water in the pool. Among all the activities A pool filter & its cartridge both need to be cleaned regularly to keep pool water healthier & increase pool life. Replace filter cartridge with new one when it got damage or used for a log time. You can replace all type of pool filter cartridge at our online store PoolFilters.Biz.
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