Last straw...a Frog lives in there!

[aylad]

The CC comes down as a result of the chlorine killing off whatever it's fighting, and by exposure to sunlight. So it's normal for it to be coming down--that's a good thing!!

And you've got it--filter, check chlorine, sweep, and filter some more.....

Janet

[kcoussou]

My pool is beautiful!!! I can see the bottom again! Water is clear!!! We cannot swim because of the flooding rain, but it is pretty to stand there with my umbrella and admire!! Thank you all so much for helping me get there!!

But now I have another question...now what? Because my CYA is high, that means I need to keep the chlorine high, correct? Do I use the Best Guess box to help me keep chlorine where it needs to be? What about the pH and Alkalinity? Do I begin testing those now too?

You are all amazingly wonderful frog-getting-rid-of people!!

[PoolDoc]

Stay above 50 ppm, till 100% of your algae is gone; then follow the Best Guess Chart for normal levels.

[Watermom]

You are all amazingly wonderful frog-getting-rid-of people!!

Ben and Jan, we've probably been called lots of things through the years , but I think this is a first for this description, wouldn't ya say?

[PoolDoc]

She's not talking about me! I would have rescued it, before it perished.

Or at least, before it was too far gone for some nice fried frog legs.

[Watermom]

It's hard to catch frogs in a pool!

BTW, buddy, you can have my share of the frog legs!

[aylad]

Ummm, I don't mind the frogs either--I have a couple of big bullfrogs that swim in my pool nightly--they're just smart enough to get out and go home around dawn

Oh--and don't knock frog legs til you've tried 'em....

Janet

[BigDave]

That frog was the size of a big toe, not much legs.