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Did you figure out how to get rid of them? I'm thinking I have the same issue-maybe something underneath the liner. Tried scrubbing them with vitamin c tabs and didn't make tiny bit of difference.

Ah ok, my mistake. I've been doing like 8pm and 8am.

Thank you! I'd always heard you can get a sunburn even when it's cloudy, so I wasn't sure if the same science applied here.

So my property is on a mountain and the pool is surrounded by tall trees. The sun hits it late(relatively) and leaves it early. Is it ok to do the OCLT at any time as long as there is not direct sunlight? I have no idea if UV can still be affecting the water if the sunlight isn't directly on...

Yeah, last night it dropped 3 ppm, but since I noticed the difference in area testing, it made me question everything. I don't live in a dusty or dry area, and this stuff reappears within hours after a thorough vacuum.

So I slammed successfully upon opening(took 3 weeks, can't wait for my electric bill!), but now a week later, I've got what I'm assuming is an algae bloom. Lots of dusty dirt reappearing hours after slow vacuuming. So I'm slamming again, but now I'm getting different FC levels depending on where...

Thanks! Do you recommend testing CC also during SLAM?

So I've been SLAMming for 2 weeks(only had a good test kit more than a week ago, so I guess it's relative), but could only start vacuuming the last couple of days because I couldn't see the bottom. Now that I've started vacuuming, I'm having to add a lot more chlorine per day to keep SLAM level...

Thank you, I will practice my worst quality-patience.

Brand new pool owner, and I did the stupid thing, started SLAMming before I had a decent test kit(or, more accurately, I started aimlessly dumping liquid chlorine in my swamp). My subpar test kits did give me a 7.2 ph before I started. CYA was harder to tell, because I only had strips for that...