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    Default Re: slimy, gelatinous strings of goo ruin a good dip.........

    Can you take pictures of this, and send them to me at poolforum@gmail.com? Or post them on Picasa or Photobucket or something? You are describing something I've never seen.

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    Your pool holds about 13,500 gallons, so your PF=9, so a gallon of bleach will add about 4.5 ppm of chlorine. You might want to add 3 gallons of bleach (~15 ppm) in the late evening, rather than splitting it up. That way, all the bleach will be able to work on the 'goo', instead of losing some of it to sunlight.
    Last edited by PoolDoc; 06-20-2012 at 04:51 PM. Reason: fix pool chart links

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