Cost of running a pump 24/7

I have been fighting cloudy water for the past two weeks and am finally making progress by following the BBB method and a ton of patience. I also employed the DE trick to my sand filter. I haven't been around in a few years; due to Ben's excellent training, I haven't had many issues. I am however curious about the cost (ball park) of running a 3/4 HP pump 24/7, which is often recommended on this site to clear cloudy water. No other issues, just wondering if anyone has tracked this. Thanks, Guppy.

Not me, but maybe someone has.

Can you be more specific on which 3/4 HP pump (model #)? It can make a difference.

Also, what do you pay in electricity ($/kwh)?

There are no markings or serial numbers on the pump except for R.G. Ray Corp. (on the metal retaining ring). Energy cost is $0.072567/kwh.

It looks like another site is suggesting $2.00-$3.00 per day running this pump 24/7. That's O.K. until water clears. Thanks for the responses.

Does it have a service factor listed on the label?

The range is quite large from 1114 watts for an up rated 3/4 HP on small plumbing up to 1600 watts for a full rated pump on larger plumbing so there are a lot of variables. You are looking at somewhere between $2-$3 per day.