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Who would wanna see the bottom of a minging pool tho

@@unclepalps4219 I think they mean the ones where there's a developed ecosystem and stuff under there

@@BrettCahill I just realised that he’s killing a whole ecosystem

People like this are just wanting to see gross content

@@unclepalps4219 he tries to save as much creatures as possible when he sees one tho also it was the client's descision if they want their pool cleaned. it's his job he's doing it for them.

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TOO LONG, DONT WANT TO READ ALL THE DETAILS, SEE NEXT COMMENT.. it's best to get it tested to make sure that your pH and alkalinity is balanced. If it's green i would imagine one if not both of those are extreme low(pH would most likely be 8.0+ no matter what your ALK is, if it's green. ) The lack of chlorine makes it easier for algae to grow. So your pool will try to push your pH up! (Also your chlorine isn't going to be as affective if your oh is high. Example a balanced oh (7.2-7.6 will use 75%+ of the available chlorine in your pool whereas 7.8-8.0+ is going to be under 50% usable. (when i say available chlorine i mean your Free chlorine, not your total or combined chlorine. Free chlorine is what cleans your pool and makes it safe. ) Enough with the lessons, I'm happy to answer more if you want to know. But if you don't have time to get it tested, Get all the debris and leaves out of the pool, if you have a sand or D.E. filter that allows you to set your system to waste, then you could (it's best to over fill your pool for this) manually vacuum as much of the algae and what not out of the pool, also make sure to brush up all the algae off the walls and floor of your pool so that the chlorine can really get to work, you can vacuum on filter, but it's best to do it on waste, so it's not going through the sand(or DE cartridge.) . When you finish with that and you have some shock at home, (65% + cal hypo, 12.5% sodium hypochlorite NOT DICHLOR or any type of shock that has dichlor in it. Buy your chemicals from a pool store, unless you know what you are actually looking for. ) Then do a double dose of shock, preferably when the sun is no longer on your pool, but it's fine for now since the pool is really green. 2lbs of 75% quick desolving calcium hypochlorite per 10k gallons or 2gallons of 12.5% sodium hypochlorite per 10k gallons. The next day , or even within a few hours. Your pool should be clearing up. Or at the very least most of the green should be gone. At this point it would be best to get a sample down to a local pool store, or store than can professionally test your water so thay they can tell you what all you need to put in the pool, when and how to do it as well! When you get it cleared up try to look into how old your sand is (should be replaced every 3-5 years with a chlorine pool, every 1-2years with Baquacil, btw this clean up won't work for s Baquacil pool, then again your pool wouldn't be green if it was Baquacil. 🤣) or Maybe it's time to replace your cartridge filter as well, look into that. Or else the pool will start to turn green on you again pretty quickly. Even with a balanced pool. Sorry this sounds overwhelming, but i try to hit every detail needed for people, bc most of this stuff isn't known.

Without knowing what your results are for the chemistry of your pool and assuming you use chlorine. Step 1: get all or as much of the debris out of the pool that you can by brush and vacuum(to waste, if a sand filter). Step 2:shock the shit out of it (2lbs 75%+ cal hypo or 2 gallons 12.5% sodium hypochlorite per 10,000 gallons) example. 24' round 52" depth AG pool is 13,500 gallons. So, if it was green and I couldn't see the bottom. 4-5 lbs of 75% pool life turbo shock or 4 gallons liquid chlorine (doesn't matter brand as long as it's 12.5% sodium hypochlorite and preferably not an old bottle because it loses potency) it wouldn't hurt to put a quart of pool life's super algae bomb 60% or 6 to 8 small packets of Baquacil algedefense(8-2 oz packs per box) also, this product is designed by Baquacil FOR mustard algae in a chorine pool so it's fine to use. (Please don't use something stupid like a gallon of algicide go ace hardware. It's not that strong, and it'll cause the pool to foam! If that's all you have on hand. Use the recommend dose on the back of the bottle. Step 3: the next day or within a few hours even, the pool should be anywhere from crystal clear or hazy(can see the bottom) or maybe milky(can't see the bottom) it's best at this pool, no matter how it looks to get it professionally tested. ORRR As a buddy of mine likes to say, (Brush and clear out debris first, of course) SHOCK, FLOC, AND DROP IT(this process requires a sand filter so you can vacuum to waste again, on the back of a Baquacil flocculant bottle says that you can use it in a D.E. filter and onna cartridge filter, i don't like to though. Cartridge filters have to be rigged up for you to vacuum the pool, just a hassle to deal with) double/triple dose of shock for your pool.(let run for 2-hours minimum, i prefer over night). Overfill the pool, turn pump off and add1.5lbs aluminum sulfate per 10k, gallons, do your best to spread the flocculant all across the surface of your pool. Then you wait. 12-48 hours later, you should have a crystal clear pool, with a cotton candy like substances on the floor, at which point you can slowly MANUALLY vacuum your pool TO WASTE. If it gets all stirred up and becomes cloudy with nothing to vacuum up. Just turn your pump off again, go ahead and overfill the pool again, then in 1-2 hours later everything will be back on the floor for you to vacuum again. Once finished have the water professionally tested so that you can get your pool balanced again. Sorry I know that I insinuated that this was going to be a super short response, buttt this comment has less details in it. But whatever. This is what I got for ya. Feel free to respond/message me if you have any questions about this or just want me to help you learn more about your pool. Thanks for coming to my TED talk. Goodnight!

There's a saying....Rich people who own pools seldom use them

@@Novaximus the majority of people that own a pool, seldomly use them. Once they have lost their "new toy" feeling to them, especially when the kids have grown up. The father always wants to "run the pool over(AG pools) or fill hem with dirt to make s garden. Lol.

They just no longer want to fool with it. Or for the most part, it's too expensive nor can that do it themselves which becomes even more expensive.

Try to avoid draining the pool if it's rained within the last week or so, do you not have a hydrostatic valve in the bottom of your drain? They allow any water that's on the wrong side of your pool to flow into the correct, inside, of the pool. As long as there is enough water behind the pool to put pressure on the valve and open it. That's what they do for fiberglass pools, especially if you didn't install drain pumps in the ground near or around your pool to prevent large amounts of underground water to settle around the pool.

@@cravenmorpus is there a way to easily find out? I think it’s not a whole lot more than a concrete bowl filled with water, but it definitely does need to be emptied as it’s filled with plants and stuff!!

@@olivererrington unfortunately I'm not sure of anyway to check other than swimming down to your main drain and looking inside to see if it is in there. But you could maybe drain half your pool, then wait about a day or so to see if anymore water gets back into the pool. If it doesn't rain but your water level starts to go back up then it's safe to say you have one.

@@olivererrington when your pool is full to it's appropriate water level, the valve will stay shut. Mostly bc your pool will not float when there is water in it. Unless there is some sort of crazy flash flood or something which would never happen.

@@cravenmorpus hmm okay thanks so much for the help man :))

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