Clear cloudy pool water by testing and balancing chemicals first, then shock with liquid chlorine to 2-3x your stabilizer level, run the filter 24/7, and backwash frequently until water clears completely.
Clear cloudy pool water by testing and balancing your chemistry first, then shock with liquid chlorine to 3x your CYA level and run your filter 24/7 until the water clears completely.
Clear cloudy pool water by first testing chemistry levels, then shocking to proper FC/CYA ratio, running filtration 24/7, and using clarifier if needed. Most cases resolve within 24-48 hours with proper chlorine levels.
Clear cloudy pool water by first testing and balancing pH (7.4-7.6), then shock to proper FC/CYA levels, run filter 24/7, and maintain shock level until water clears completely.
Cloudy pool water can be dangerous to your health as it often indicates the presence of harmful bacteria, parasites, and contaminants. Never swim in cloudy water - clear it first using proper shock treatment.
Swimming in a cloudy pool is not recommended as it poses safety risks due to poor visibility and indicates potential chemical imbalances or contamination that could cause illness.
Fix cloudy pool water by testing and balancing chemistry first, then shock with liquid chlorine to at least 10-12 ppm, run the filter continuously, and maintain shock level until water clears completely.
Fix cloudy pool water by immediately shocking to proper levels based on your CYA, running your filter 24/7, and maintaining proper chemical balance until water clears in 24-48 hours.
No, you should not swim in cloudy pool water as it poses safety risks including poor visibility for drowning prevention and potential exposure to harmful bacteria or contaminants that cause the cloudiness.
Clear cloudy pool water by first testing and balancing your chemistry (pH 7.4-7.6, proper chlorine levels), then running your filter 24/7 while adding liquid chlorine to shock level until water clears completely.
No, you should not swim in a cloudy pool as it indicates water chemistry issues and potential harmful bacteria. The cloudiness prevents you from seeing the bottom, creating safety hazards, and suggests inadequate sanitization.
To clear cloudy pool water, first test your water chemistry and identify the cause (poor filtration, chemical imbalance, or algae). Then shock to proper levels, balance pH and alkalinity, and run your filter continuously until water clears.
To clear cloudy pool water, test and balance your water chemistry, shock to the proper level based on your CYA, run the filter continuously, and maintain shock level until the water clears completely.
Yes, cloudy pool water can make you sick by harboring harmful bacteria, viruses, and parasites that cause infections, skin irritation, and respiratory issues. The cloudiness indicates poor water quality and inadequate sanitation.
Cloudy pool water results from poor filtration, chemical imbalance, or contaminants. Fix by testing chemistry, shocking to proper FC/CYA ratio, and running filtration 24/7 until clear.
