Folks,
I have been trying to search for an answer to this and am not having any luck. I have a new pool (probably 6 mo. old), and am starting to get green mold spots on the grout above the waterline. No where else it seems. My question is how to get rid of it. I have read/been told to use chlorine on it, but that doesn't seem to be working at all. I put regular household bleach in a spray bottle, sprayed the water tile/grout, let it sit for a couple minutes and then scrubbed. Nothing. Is that what I should be using? Or should I be using something stronger.
I have heard/read to try rubbing a puck on the spots, but I also have light-grey colored grout, and am worried that might fade the color of the grout. Perhaps it wouldn't, I'm not sure. Does anyone have any experience with that? But I am also not sure what else to try using. We tried using green scrubby pads (like 3M ones for dishes) and that seemed to help scrub it a little better, but then we get tons of green pieces in the pool, and it really didn't help THAT much better. So I presume using a scrub brush is correct?
I know this probably sounds like a simple question, but I am not sure what else to try.
Any help with this is GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks everyone!
I have been trying to search for an answer to this and am not having any luck. I have a new pool (probably 6 mo. old), and am starting to get green mold spots on the grout above the waterline. No where else it seems. My question is how to get rid of it. I have read/been told to use chlorine on it, but that doesn't seem to be working at all. I put regular household bleach in a spray bottle, sprayed the water tile/grout, let it sit for a couple minutes and then scrubbed. Nothing. Is that what I should be using? Or should I be using something stronger.
I have heard/read to try rubbing a puck on the spots, but I also have light-grey colored grout, and am worried that might fade the color of the grout. Perhaps it wouldn't, I'm not sure. Does anyone have any experience with that? But I am also not sure what else to try using. We tried using green scrubby pads (like 3M ones for dishes) and that seemed to help scrub it a little better, but then we get tons of green pieces in the pool, and it really didn't help THAT much better. So I presume using a scrub brush is correct?
I know this probably sounds like a simple question, but I am not sure what else to try.
Any help with this is GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks everyone!