Nope tried it 2 times doesnt work waited 3 days still cloudy .level chemistry perfect no clue ready to close it!! Vaccum 2times a day pump is running 24/7 still cloudy no algae in pool .i m clueless what to do next

The question is how many meters the level has to drop since you can’t measure the volume you’re removing, you just have to approximate this I guess.

Concise video thanks - I was freaking out after adding Algae remover and pool instantly went a little cloudy. I saw a little algae on wall of pool - hoping I was getting on top of it before it got worse - this was day before 4th of July Pool party!😭

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Pool RX (drops mic). You will NEVER have algae again.

My Summer Waves above ground pool is running around 4000 bbl after filling this year. Last year was fine. Nobody has any idea why it's so high and the water from the tap if was filled with is normal. The phosphate remover I bought from our local pool store make no difference so I am trying again.

I shocked and then used flocculant and it still didn't work. I think the algae is not killed. What do I do now? How do I get the algae killed? I've already shocked and used baquacil algicide.

Helpful video, thanks 🏊‍♂️

I shocked and flocked and it isn't sinking 36hrd later... should I shock again on recirculate?

I've used the flocc and let it sit for 24 hours wnd vac to waste and its still very cloudy. My ph and chlorine are within range and I have a sie way test kit that I have no idea how to use for testing the other things

Well, I came here looking for answers about phosphate remover in my aquarium, and I got my answer here 😂 Thanks!

quantity / formula to add is on every package , didn't need a grade school math lesson , i was expecting info about a most important aspect of cyanuric acid , = the proper application ..a video demonstrating how and where to add it to pools .. there is good and bad info out there . not much here ..

Very well explained. I can't keep a good chlorine reading. I was told it was because phosphate reading is about 1000. If I use phosphate remover will I get a good chlorine reading when I add chlorine again before I remove the altered phosphates from the pool?

Excellent info, and delivery. I didn't know that phosphate remover only works on phosphate not locked-up in algae. Very good, and thanks.

very good

Thank you, excellent information.. my level is 1200 ppb, with very little algae growth on a few areas of the walls, oil looks great.. free chlorine 4.5, they want me to use NoPhos 103oz, run pump for 48 hrs straight $$$😮..uh, no -not doing that I’ll be broke, what do you recommend, just add when pump is on normal cycle, I did buy new filters, should I not install them until I treat and run ? ..appreciate any help

Ty! Very helpful!!

Your videos are great. The settings for you audio (I presume a compressor) are so drastic that is very annoying to listen. Understand that for you it might sound cool, because you are the one talking and you sound very "punchy". But for a listener is very different. Think video games: if you are playing, no matter how fast, it's all good. If you are watching the screen when somebody else is playing fast, you get dizzy. Same thing. Just my 2 cents, I've been a sound engineer for 30 years. Cheers.

Lmao the health department closed my teams pool because they put SO MUCH phosphaste remover that a week after it was super cloudy and was clogging filters

Thank you this was so helpful. After farting around all day on this pool I think I may finally have it right. Tomorrow i hope to wake up a pool with clearer water

Very helpful! Thank you!!!

Thank you this was very handy

Thank you so so much!

Very helpful, easy to understand, and spot on with our current pool issue. Thanks!

Thank you this video was helpful

What's the best vacuum to pick up that dust ?

Thank you so much. This just cleared up so much. You don’t know what this video has done for me. My pool looked fine, but the person at the pool store told me that I had high levels of phosphates, and as soon as I put it in the skimmer the next day, it was cloudy which made me really upset, but after watching this video, I actually googled, and this was the first video that came up on the search After listening it makes perfect sense now. Thank you

bro you over explained the stabilizer part move on brother

I’ve read that saltwater pools require more between 60 to 80 ppm

Very useful thanks!

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If you're watching this, the numbers are off and vague, the calculator doesn't mention %s whatsoever. Look elsewhere

Great explanation thanks

Thanks

Hi there, I am getting a very high content of "calcium" or pasy, white residue from a new brand of chlorine granules I have been using (I am in the Philippines and it is very common to cut anything that can be cut with whatever cheap additive they can. This looks like the chlorine has been cut with chalk or something worse as it is causing build up on my skimmer, pump and pipes and constantly leaving residue on my pool floor. I guess to confirm this to a sell that I am complaining to, should commercial, chlorine granules dissolve in water or is it normal that there is quite a lot of "chalky"residue? Thank you.

I stumbled across your channel searching for "how to fix green pool after rain". After the recent storms in SE Qld, my pool has turned the dreaded green colour. Added chlorine (calcium-based), which raised the calcium hardness a bit too much. Then bought non-calcium based chlorine which has helped. Quick question: are there follow-up activities related to the filter (I have a sand filter) once the colour returns to normal? Thanks for the tips from a fellow ChE. Subscribed, and all the best with your channel!

Thanks, just the info I needed

Thank you so much! This is the first video that provides a dose calculator to address high alkalinity. Brilliant!

I had to add a lot of PH Up to balance my pool and this has left a white cloudy substance that resists flocculant. What now ? Thanks.

what if you cat see the bottom what should you set pump to

Great video, I will definitely try the calculator and let you know.

Best explanation of the relationship between something being alkaline and pool alkalinity available. Most importantly it's in metric units. It has been impossible to find anything that isn't in gallons. Also that doesn't omit the small matter, that the volume of the pool effects (defines!) the concentration. However, there remains the issue of guessing what mg/L concentration a coloured strip is. I guess a proper pH meter is required. Thank you Louis: A proper scientific explanation from a proper scientist (chemist).

Dear I have 2700 m3 swimming pool and it's too cloudy after the rain. I make CL level 4ppm. PH is 7.30. Cyanuric is 33 and also I putted algaecide still cloudy. can you please tell me what to do ?

I have 140000 litres capacity pool .plz guide chlorine quantity in grams

This is informative and very helpful. Thank you

Will this stop your salt water pool from Producing chlorine

mmm not very educational, just selling add thats what it is...

My pool has clear water but algae on the plaster wall surfaces. I robot vac every day and the chlorine levels are around 10 ppm now. (Maybe shocking the pool is necessary. ) The ph is 7.4. It seems the algae has formed a resistant layer and lives in the plaster. I am trying to eliminate a phosphate level of about 700 ppb and used the testing kit you feature in the video. It is easy to use. One issue is trying to find out how concentrated the various phosphate removers are and which are actually concentrated at all.

What is the correct level of salt my digital meter as salt % and ppl my pool is 32 cubic meter I've just changed to salt water

I believe the gallons in my pool are about 20,000. the salt reading I'm getting is 4500 or 4800 ppm's. I don't know how to convert the gallons to liters accurately