So, if you got rid of the foaming, would you say your pool water would be acceptably clear? I can't tell from the pics.
Aqua milk
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No. Foam seems to be gone. Still SLAMing. Aqua color. Very cloudy (can see 12-18 inches down). May add DE tomorrow and attempt to open filter for deep clean this weekend (doesn't have unions so...).
FC: 23
CC: .5
pH: 7.6
CH: 125
TA: 130
CYA:37
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FC: 23
CC: .5
pH: 7.6
CH: 125
TA: 130
CYA:37
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Milk... That's a common description when someone has added phosphate remover to a pool green with algae.
Did the pool store sell you a jug of what seemed to be liquid gold based on the price? Even the manufacturer warns against adding it to a pool that has algae.
Did the pool store sell you a jug of what seemed to be liquid gold based on the price? Even the manufacturer warns against adding it to a pool that has algae.
Used liquid chlorine, flocculant, and 2 packages of granular shock before I found this site.
So CC is .5, maintained FC of 23 overnight, but water is still milky....any thoughts or suggestions?
That's a bit of a puzzle. I do notice your pump is too big for your filter. Have you opened your filter to see what the sand looks like and if there is enough of it?
I plan to do that this weekend. It was just changed within the year by a "professional" but I was out of town and my wife was dealing with it so...
