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    Default Re: foggy pool water_ too much copper sulfate

    Tanx for the answer
    As i know the water was just cristaly clear befor adding the copper sulfatt to control algae ,there must be somthng with the copper.so pleas give me a clue how to decrease or eleminate extra copper in the pool.i jus read somever aluminum solfat could help.do you agree with that?what about colorine shock?

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    Sorry, this is not my area of expertise although I can tell you that you are right, copper is a problem in pool water. As I explained in my previous post, PoolDoc is the best one to address this type of problem. So, you'll need to wait until he is available to answer your question.

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