How Do You Kill Algae In An Above Ground Pool?
Algae is a problem for pool owners that can be avoided with proper care of the pool water. However, even the cleanest pool may show signs of green algae that must be treated right away before it overcomes the pool water and requires more intense cleaning. If you notice a hint of green in the pool, you must act quickly to get the water back to a safe level for swimming. Use the pool brush to brush down the steps and sides of the pool. Push all of the debris to the bottom of the pool. Vacuum the pool bottom to get rid of the all the debris that sits on the bottom. Backwash the filter when you are done vacuuming. Test the pH level in the pool with the test kit. The pH must be between 7.2 and 7.4. Add the pH reducer if the pH is higher and use the pH increaser is to low. Test the chlorine level. If the test kit tells you that the chlorine is low, add one gallon of chlorine per every 3,000 gallons of water in the pool. Pour the chlorine in the water starting at the shallow end and walking a
