What is Green Pool Cleaning?
Green pool cleaning, as the name implies, is a sequence of cleaning events all designed to turn a pool from murky green to clear, crisp blue. It involves professional-quality shocking, filtration, cleaning, and chemical balancing of the pool. These processes come together to get a green pool back to a safe and clean condition. While it isn’t difficult to manage a pool, it can be a struggle once pool chemistry gets out of control. Not every pool owner has the time, desire, or understanding to grapple with a green pool. That’s why green pool cleaning is a great service for homeowners. It offers the expertise, equipment and care required to make your pool flawlessly clean.
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Green Pool FAQs…
Why does my pool keep turning green?
A pool is an open water system, which means chemicals such as chlorine are necessary to keep it from proliferating with algae growth, bacteria, and fungus. A pool also requires regular cleanings, adequate circulation, and proper filtration to stay clean. When one or more of these elements are neglected, a pool will turn green. A pool which keeps turning green isn’t functioning correctly due to lack of routine chemical care or maintenance.
How long does it take for Green to Clean to work?
Green to clean will start to work within 24 hours. Since algae feeds on debris, not only does the algae have to be treated, but the cause also has to be treated. While the pool may still be murky or cloudy, the improvement occurs quickly. Depending on how bad it is and how much the pH is out of balance, it could take a few days or other processes to keep it clean.
Is it dangerous to go in a green pool?
Swimming in algae is not usually dangerous on its own. However, the presence of algae indicates that a pool is out of balance, meaning anything could be flourishing in it even though algae is the only thing you can see. Chemical testing is the only way to confirm the sterility of a pool. So, unless the pool is tested for sterility, a swimmer can’t be sure other things besides algae aren’t in the water.