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Problem: Algae
Solution
The addition of shock and algaecide on a regular basis will be more
effective at preventing algae growth than treating algae once it is
visible in a pool. However, if algae do appear, follow the
steps below for treatment:
| 1. Adjust the pH to 7.2 - 7.4. |
| 2. Brush the pool sides
vigorously. |
| 3. Shock the pool with POOLIFE
TurboShock or POOLIFE
Rapid Shock. |
4. Add your POOLIFE
AlgaeBomb 30, POOLIFE
Super AlgaeBomb 60, or POOLIFE
Algae Ban according
to label directions. Your
authorized POOLIFE Dealer can recommend which product
is best for your pool. |
| 5. Run the filter 24 - 48
hours, brushing and vacuuming frequently. |
| 6. If algae remain a problem,
contact your authorized POOLIFE
Dealer for further directions. |
NOTE – If you continue to experience algae,
despite a high chlorine reading, the pool water may contain too much
stabilizer
[cyanuric
acid] which interferes with the efficiency of the chlorine -
ensure you are following responsible pool care by shock-treating
with a POOLIFE calcium hypochlorite based shock product
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