Toxic Pools
Pools should be crystal clear blue when they’re clean. However, when they’re neglected, that clear swimming pool will eventually turn algae-filled green or worse. When that happens, special cleaning chemicals are needed to kill the algae and prevent them from coming back in the future. For example, a now green pool can be very unsightly and quite unsafe, however, it can be thoroughly and easily cleaned by a reliable swimming pool cleaning service. So if your pool is already in the green color or darker, depending on how bad the problem has become, it’s time to call a professional. These people know exactly what makes your pool turn green and how to clean it.
Green Pool
If your beautiful pool already looks green, it basically means that algae have grown and spread. When its chlorine level drops below a certain point, these algae can grow and spread. It might just also be malfunctioning sanitation and filtration system or getting too much sunlight and heat, or all of the above. Whichever problems occur, your pool will start getting that green tinge and turning a bit cloudy, which would then start staining your pool walls and floors.
Teal, Green, Black
Teal color is basically the starting point of algae growth and the least problematic. Then this will turn green which will make your pool look quite swampy on this level of dirtiness. This is a lot worse than the teal level, but don’t worry. This level can still be cleaned with chlorine or some trusted algaecide, with proper cleaning and handling of course. However, when the swimming pool is dark green or even black, things are a lot worse. Beyond draining the pool water and cleaning it thoroughly, a much heavier dose of chlorine or algaecide would be needed.
Get in touch with our reliable swimming pool cleaning service experts at JMart Pool Service to clean your swimming pool right away right here in Fullerton, CA. For more details, call us at (714) 907-4517.