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hello
due to rain, my pool's water keeps going change to green instead of blue colour. I use Acid and Algee. But not happy.
What shall l do?
thanks nuri
Community manager's note: Check out How to maintain a pool for expert advice.
Hi Nuri (@nnoor),
Welcome to Bunnings Workshop. We're pleased to have you as one of our newest community members and look forward to reading all about your projects and plans for the house and garden.
I imagine many people have had green pools in NSW and Queensland recently due to the flooding rains. Fortunately, it's not too difficult to get your pool sparkling again.
I suggest you follow the advice in this Bunnings guide - How to fix a green pool. I will also attach the video below.
This previous Workshop discussion should also be helpful to you - Tips for dealing with a green pool
Please let us know if you continue to have trouble.
Jason
Hi @nnoor,
How's your pool going? Acid needs to be added when freshwater like rain fills up the pool, and algaecide is added when you have a green algal outbreak. However, it's chlorine that stops your pool from going green in the first place. How much chlorine have you been adding, and what type do you use? I use Hy-Clor 10kg Granular Pool Chlorine and add about two full cups once a week, which prevents the water from turning green. You might like to take advantage of our in-store pool water testing as the results will tell you exactly what you need to add.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
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