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Re: Hot Tub Green Water Color Issue After Clean Fill - Help! I believe it is the chlorine that reacts with metals and it is not instant reaction. I'm shure that other TFP users know more about how metals react in pool water and can explain it better. Pool School - Metals in the Water and...

Re: Hot Tub Green Water Color Issue After Clean Fill - Help! It does sound like metals (in addition to biofilm/scum from the pipes). They can color the water without making it cloudy. Iron can make the water brown, amber or even green hue.

Re: Hot Tub Green Water Color Issue After Clean Fill - Help! It is not my article / blog. I just happened to read it not too long time ago and it had SeaKlear vs. Ahh-Some comparison. I had some biofilm from factory wet test and maybe even some manufacturing byproducts in my hot tub plumbing...

Re: Hot Tub Green Water Color Issue After Clean Fill - Help! I would try a purge with Ahh-Some Zenfolio | Photos by Boise Diesel | Controling biofilms in spas and hot tubs - PART 1

It really is a great product for Spa owners. Too bad it is a bit hard to get when you live in north Europe. Same goes with testing kits and reagent refill kits. Not too many European online shops ship liquids abroad.

And the signature. Some how it did not save it yesterday...

Hi all! Allthough this is my first post here, I have been reading the forum for the last 4 months. I find this is the best forum for learning the water chemistry and how to prevent/solve possible problems. I kind of had to learn these things by my self since the pool store is about 400 miles...