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FOR the FORUM EXPERTS:::I have a pretty general question that I KNOW will help me and I'm sure, other viewers to the Forum:
IF my water IS green and cloudy and IF I'm holding my FC numbers over nite AND IF I have no CC to speak of, do I have an algae problem ???
(God willing, NO ONE else is having the same problem)...!
You have to post all your test parameters or these guys can't help you. Give them as much info as you can.
It is entirely possible to have a CC of zero and still have an algae problem. Usually the FC won't hold overnight, though. Since you have so many issues with your water, and have posts all over the forum about it, it's getting hard for me to keep up with what you've tried and what you haven't. It would be a much better idea (and you're more likely to get useful information without repeats) if you would start one thread somewhere (or pick one you've already started) and stick with it until you get the water cleared up. It takes some patience sometimes for us to figure out the problem and give you a solution that works, and sometimes it's a trial-by-error process, but with some patience it will happen....but if you have multiple posts everywhere and are trying multiple solutions at once, you can easily go all summer before your water gets clear.
Janet
Janet, this was no more than just a simple post to let owners know that constant shocking is not always the answer...I shocked the pool for almost 3 weeks with 35+ gallons of bleach only to find that I had a metals issue...
Grant it, high CL levels was ALWAYS the remedy for me in the past...however this time, it just didn't do the trick....
My posts' spanned different categories as time went on, but you're right, it is difficult to keep track of (especially for me)....thanks for the tip..
I'm no pool expert, but I know very well that metals in water can be detected. Get a sample and send it to a reliable source and know what you have. Just my 2Cs.Quote:
Originally Posted by stma