I have 33 ft round 54 inch deep pool. Chemicals are all in range. Even got second and third options from pool stores. Very milky water added clairfyer ran pump continuously. Noticed today when vacuuming pool it was all coming back in thru jet. Yes I backwashed before yes replaced head on hayward filter. I don't know what else could be going on
Tried everything
- Thread starter Nwinters
- Start date
- Jun 22, 2014
- 52,239
- Pool Size
- 17888
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Welcome! 
I am 99% sure I can sum-up your problem with one word - algae. Here are some issues:
- You are going to pool stores who are notorious for bad testing and advice. Yet they will be happy to sell you over-priced products, most of which do not work. We see this everyday.
- Most important is to test your own water with a TF-100 (in my signature) or Taylor K-2006C. It's easy, accurate, and will save you LOTS of frustration.
- Your signature is blank. Please update it; see mine as an example
- Tell us how you normally chlorinate the water and what products you use.
- Algae is a chemical issue, not mechanical. No amount of filtering will resolve it. You need to follow the SLAM Process.
Take a look at those links and test kit. When you get one, post a full set of results and we'll be happy to give you accurate, reliable advice. It's easy and you can do it.
www.troublefreepool.com
I am 99% sure I can sum-up your problem with one word - algae. Here are some issues:- You are going to pool stores who are notorious for bad testing and advice. Yet they will be happy to sell you over-priced products, most of which do not work. We see this everyday.
- Most important is to test your own water with a TF-100 (in my signature) or Taylor K-2006C. It's easy, accurate, and will save you LOTS of frustration.
- Your signature is blank. Please update it; see mine as an example
- Tell us how you normally chlorinate the water and what products you use.
- Algae is a chemical issue, not mechanical. No amount of filtering will resolve it. You need to follow the SLAM Process.
Take a look at those links and test kit. When you get one, post a full set of results and we'll be happy to give you accurate, reliable advice. It's easy and you can do it.
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