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Here's the latest. Not exactly 24 hrs. from when I first put it in, but looking much better. Not crystal, but getting much closer. Was also wondering how much the photos are being distorted by the reflection of all the green tree leaves overhead... : ) Re: potential algae... Not sure...

BTW... checked the cartridge filter this a.m. Barely off-white, so I didn't presume metals were being removed from the water. Does sequestering put the metals back into solution or saturate them out to be filtered? Was guessing the former (since you have to add more for maintenance), but I...

okay. here goes! got the Pink Stuff in the mail yesterday. says 1 qt. per 10,000 gal. but to double for trouble stains. since we're not dealing w/ stains, and I didn't know whether we qualified for "trouble" at this point, I put in two qt. for our 17,000. let's see what happens...

Ordered Jack's Pink Stuff (no place sells it locally). Will post again after to see how things go! Thanks.

Have two pics, but I didn't post them originally because the only angle I can take them doesn't really do it justice. Too much reflection from the trees in the background. When you look at it live, you can see the bottom clearly. But that just doesn't come out in the photos. In any event...

Thanks so much for the quick reply! Nope, neither an algeacide or ionizer. Mostly just BBB-ing to keep the algae under control. Seemed to do the trick after we pulled off the cover... except for my bonehead move of probably using the wrong water. Will certainly take a peek at the article...

Help! Have crystal clear water... aside from the fact that it's completely green. Passed OCLT for four days, so presuming we're not talking algae at this point. Guessed it would be minerals, so added a sequestrant (MetalFree). The pool store tested when I brought in a sample, but they said...