Sequestration or Chelation??

[mbar]

Evan, what would make the water cloud when you put bleach in it? Today when I added bleach, you can see a cloud forming. The water was clear before the bleach. Could it be the sequestering agent? Would it be that there is too much in my water? The ph was low this morning so I added some borax, then I add some chlorine a little while later. My numbers are:
FC - 7
CC - 0
PH - 7.5
Alk - 100
Cal - 170
CYA - 50

I added about 4oz. of metal magic and 2oz. of SeaKlear on Thursday. The water was a little hazy, but when I added the bleach today, it clouded up. My alkalinity has gone up about 20ppms too. We did have a storm last Sunday (that's why I added the sequestering agent and SeaKlear), and it has been very hot here, so I have had a heavier bathing load. I just can't figure it out, maybe you can help

[waterbear]

If you have a lot of seqeusterant in the water I suspect that the bleach was oxidizing some metals and the sequesterant reacted with it to form a metal phosphonate precipitate (remember that Metal Magic is supposed to form 'crystals' that your filter willl filter out). That is about the only thing I can come up with.

[mbar]

I am just stumped Although it may be algae, my pool used up about 7ppms of chlorine today, which is very high with a cya of 50, the only swimmers were my husband and I, I don't think we have that many cooties. I just can't fiure out why it clouds with the addition of bleach, using up sequestering agent sounds right, but I really don't think I have too much sequestering agent in it, I will have to test it with the sequestering kit I just got, and have been too busy to look at