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Hi! I’ve been doing a SLAM since Monday as we were losing chlorine fast. Been vacuuming / brushing walls/ taking a toothbrush to returns, skimmer, and light. Pool has been clear since starting SLAM. Lost 2 PPM Chlorine overnight last night, we had a ton of rain yesterday and had to empty water...

Will do for sure! Thank you, my brain hurts trying to figure this out !!

Ugh well then I guess I will try and SLAM the pool and if it’s still eating chlorine I will assume it’s the sodium bromide and continue replacing the water.

Opened the pool 5 days ago was a medium greenish color. Vacuumed the worms up and adjusted my levels. Added a few bags of shock, next day zero chlorine... happened a few times. When we closed the pool we were told we had pink algae and to add no more problems (41% sodium bromide) I added about...

Sooooo I had to run to the pool store to get chlorine, figured I’d take a sample to have tested for bromine since I don’t have a way to test it.... they are saying I have 0 bromine in my pool... now I’m at a loss as to what is happening to my chlorine 🤷🏼‍♀️ They also ran 2 separate tests one...

Thank you 😊

Not gonna chance that with a fiberglass pool 😬 but thanks

I wish I found this website sooner but glad I’m here now! We were told last year upon closing that we had “pink algae” and were advised to add a whole bottle of No Mor Problems (NMP) and then add a bottle in the spring when we open. NMP is about 41% Sodium Bromide and in total about 60 oz was...