Have some black "dots" on bottom of my pool..guessing this might be some algae..temp is 50....will Chlorine have an effect at this temp for a slam?
thx
thx
Chlorine in Cold Water?
- Thread starter Emarshbuck
- Start date
- May 3, 2014
- 58,634
- Pool Size
- 6000
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-40
Yes.
What are your current test results? Have you been testing every few days to a week?
SLAM Process it is!
Take care.
What are your current test results? Have you been testing every few days to a week?
SLAM Process it is!
Take care.
That black algae (if it is that) is gonna need to have the heads scraped off them if the chlorine is to be effective.
from 11-10-17
FC 0
PH 6.8
CYA 30
TA 110
CH 325
regular slam or black algae slam?
thx again
FC 0
PH 6.8
CYA 30
TA 110
CH 325
regular slam or black algae slam?
thx again
Well, who would have thought that here in Hilton Head we would have a winter blast....water temp is 28...and will stay at that temp or lower until next Monday....am running the pump 24/7 so pipes won't freeze....skimmer and wet end basket are free of debris....
will this kind of temp have any effect on the what I think are black algae heads on the pool bottom? should I go ahead and slam at this temp?
thanks,
will this kind of temp have any effect on the what I think are black algae heads on the pool bottom? should I go ahead and slam at this temp?
thanks,
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