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I've added a pool cover, now I'm
getting more algae growth, why?
Firstly
a green pool indicates a high concentration of Algae. Algae is a pest organism
that is always present, to some extent, in your swimming pool.
Algae can become resistant
to normal levels of chlorine and can then breed rapidly if the conditions are
right.
The conditions that promote
algae growth are:
1)Low chlorine levels
2)Warm water
3)A food source (phosphates)
Simply
fitting a solar pool cover will not make the pool go green. However, because
solar covers will warm the water, they can accelerate algae growth.
You need to change the pool
conditions to prevent algae growth.
Many
people have the same problem after adding a pool cover. The best solution is to
try using algae starver. This product removes the phosphate build up from the
pool and the algae starves. You then filter the pool for a longer period to
remove the algae spores. The poolcover means that you are not topping up the
pool with water and so you are not introducing more algae to the pool.
For more information or to purchase some
starver,
please click here.
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