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Thanks for the advice and links guys, really appreciate it. I ran the pool filter all last night and now have a clear pool again :-) Will see how the season goes using liquid chlorine and then decide about SWG.

Awesome thanks will look into that.

I don't yet have a high test quality kit but did manage to go from a green pool to crystal clear following the TFPC method and careful dilution of pool water to estimate FC levels. I don't think the slight cloudiness is due to algae bloom as the copper algaecide already in the water should be...

Yeah agree :cry: It's in-ground and at the moment too hard to remove. I'm hoping if I get it into good working order the kids will start using it more. For the moment based on what has been posted I think this 'Just in time' approach might not be one of my best ideas. I'll stick to adding...

Yes both really. The pool only gets used a handful of times all season so hardly worth the effort and cost. I'll see if I can get the kids to use it more this season which will then justify the time and cost.

Thanks for that link, very informative. So would there be any issues with dosing up the night before with chlorine. Most pathogens look they will be killed in a few mins. My CYA level at the moment is just under 60 so from my understanding I'd normally have to aim for a FC level of 5ppm.

Yeah I've read a lot of the guides and advice on the forum including the pool school stuff. What I like is that things are explained and are logical. Unlike what you hear from some pool shops which rely on scare tactics. So regarding my question I'm hoping for some logical advice that I can take...

Hi, it's a state in Australia.

Hi Firstly I would just like to say what a great forum this is. The BBB method has helped me go from a green pool to a crystal clear one. Unfortunately the pool may only get used a handful of times so rather than running the pump all the time and adding chlorine I'd prefer to do it a day or so...