PoolRx - Will it clean our green pool.

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  • čas přidán 22. 08. 2024

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  • @jimmyj2623
    @jimmyj2623 Před 5 měsíci +6

    Pool guy here- next time your pool turns green, backwash your filter real good, drop your pH to the low side (7.0-7.2), shock your pool with liquid chlorine (1 gallon chlorine per 5k gallons of water), add a good phosphate remover, and then let that filter run 24/7. Check your chems daily and make sure to maintain a chlorine level of 7-10 ppm until the pool clears. It never hurts to maintain a clean filter throughout the process as well, so don’t be afraid to do a quick backwash every 2-3 days until the pool clears.
    Sidenote: if your cyanuric acid is consistently high when your pool keeps turning green (say over 150 ppm) you’ll continue having this green pool issue until you drain and refill your pool with fresh water. High CYA causes chlorine lock, neutralizing whatever amounts of chlorine that are present in your pool. You can unlock your free chlorine by adding an oxidizer weekly, but that gets pretty expensive.

  • @hilarykershner9018
    @hilarykershner9018 Před 3 lety +3

    So happy to see you pool is beautiful blue again and the sand filter upgrade makes a HUGE difference for a pool that big!

  • @patriciaaini3481
    @patriciaaini3481 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Thank u , this is a God send. I'm a 58 year old woman who cares for the pool all by myself and my grandchildren depend on Grandma cause they all love to swim and I m very overwhelmed with pool care when it turns green. If this solves my problems I will be eternally greatful as will be the grandchildren. Bless u for the making of this video , I need to look up prices and do a little more research. This is safe to swim in while the pool rx is in use in the pool basket??

  • @Fgalvezpool
    @Fgalvezpool Před 3 lety +7

    I use PoolRx in almost all my pool route in the summer, works great, specially when theres heavy usage and lots of chemicals demand, i have try other algecides, what i love the most is that kills even yellow algae which is very tuff to kill, your pool looking nice, i would recommend using clarifier, sand filters dont filter enough, so the clarifier makes particles bigger so that the sand filter can filter :) and is not expensive

    • @lindsaymerideth6245
      @lindsaymerideth6245 Před 2 lety +1

      What clarifier do you use?

    • @tarabooms1781
      @tarabooms1781 Před rokem

      I used it for the 1st time this year. Worked great on the mustard algae. I wait 2 1/2 weeks before backwashing. When I did it seemed to stop working and the algae came back. Can you back wash with pool rx in?

  • @picco5765
    @picco5765 Před 3 lety +2

    High phophates feed algae. Worked great-----Orenda PR-10000-QT Phosphate Remover Concentrate, 1-Quart

  • @Gersberms
    @Gersberms Před rokem

    Looks fantastic. I had what was basically a pond and I slammed it for about 8 days to 14 ppm free chlorine, that's what got it to finally clear up. Lots of vacuuming to waste though, and I keep getting dirt on the bottom that I need to vacuum to waste - if I don't, it will form green spots of algae on the liner and that will then require a bunch more chlorine to clear out so I need to maintain it properly. That's all without a PoolRx, I may get one if it keeps requiring a lot of chlorine.

  • @joshrowe4848
    @joshrowe4848 Před 3 lety +2

    I had a lot of issues like yours with my pool. Green water, mosquito larvae, leaks, after a lot of shocking, floc, algaecide, and chlorine tabs when costco actually got some in. I purchased a solar copper ionizer and it really helped get to a clean and safe pool. Also the water is a lot softer due to ionization and removing iron, calcium, and potassium

    • @carolinewells4355
      @carolinewells4355 Před 2 lety

      I’m going to have to check into that solar copper ionizer

    • @BestoftheBest-oz4ei
      @BestoftheBest-oz4ei Před rokem +1

      I bought that before from Costco also, it works but was a pain in the A$$ to clean the copper, it was pretty disgusting once it got all mucked up.

  • @Optix-Code
    @Optix-Code Před 2 lety +2

    Have to shock poolrx is better once chemistry is perfect. Haven't had a problem with my pool in 2 years.

  • @alexhanson6299
    @alexhanson6299 Před rokem

    I clean HOA pools for a living what you need in your pool is cynruic in there to help the chlorine last longer and it’s ok to boost your chlorine higher than a 1-3ppm

  • @h2ofrogman
    @h2ofrogman Před 11 měsíci +1

    Use Drop out next time. 3 Day process.

  • @ellaellsworth1823
    @ellaellsworth1823 Před měsícem

    How much shock did you put in on the green to clean

  • @drdrew3
    @drdrew3 Před rokem +2

    Your pool store is likely the problem. There’s no way that your water chemistry is “perfect” and at the same time it’s green despite shocking twice. You could have CYA too high or too low which are both major problems. Could also have elevated phosphates which is basically fertilizer for algae. Lots of bad advice is given by retail pool counter staff - try a different store. This should be easy to fix

    • @blakeburgess7171
      @blakeburgess7171 Před měsícem

      My pool store told me my water was perfect, but it was green

  • @abdulmalikalyahyai702
    @abdulmalikalyahyai702 Před 3 lety +2

    use shock and flocculant

  • @scruggs1303
    @scruggs1303 Před rokem

    After 24 hours of pool Rx, there is improvement and I can see the bottom. It needs to be vacuumed, can I vacuum the pool?

  • @chithead3768
    @chithead3768 Před 3 lety +1

    Great video!

  • @BigJimmyJ
    @BigJimmyJ Před 10 měsíci +1

    If your water of that green you’re not doing something right.

  • @wendyniven1424
    @wendyniven1424 Před 3 lety

    So do you think it was the Pool Rx that made your water clear. I would of liked to see the ladder in there again like last year to really see as a comparison. Our water is slightly cloudy and gets a clear like very thin slime on the sides. I'm wondering if this may help. What do you think?

  • @richglaser4566
    @richglaser4566 Před rokem

    I would shock the pool and then after 8 hours bush it down good.I drop a pool cleaner in with pool running. Then I would use thr pool RX

  • @louisfain
    @louisfain Před 2 lety

    I don’t know if you’re doing this just to perform an extreme test on the PoolRx or you’re just not well-informed. The product is not meant for this kind of application. You should get your pool back in shape before applying PoolRx. Even if you could get it back to blue you’re still wasting expensive minerals on the concentrated algae, which you can kill cheaply with liquid chlorine.

  • @wellsd1959
    @wellsd1959 Před rokem

    Do you own A brush? The level on the first two days looked below any possible skimmer.

  • @preciousconnections9463

    I'm having such a hard time clearing my pool after it rains.

  • @timc8913
    @timc8913 Před rokem

    Any updates on your experience with PoolRx after having used it for some time?

  • @MrAgent007xkgb
    @MrAgent007xkgb Před 2 lety

    Thanks brother

  • @lindsaymerideth6245
    @lindsaymerideth6245 Před 2 lety

    What liquid chlorine do you get that is safe to use in vinyl pools plus the PoolRX?

    • @alexhanson6299
      @alexhanson6299 Před rokem

      Liquid chlorine is safe for vinyl pool just walk around with it or just pour it on the return

  • @sandraedc
    @sandraedc Před 3 lety +1

    Omgosh the shortage in chlorine is horrible in my area. Where can I purchase pool rx?

  • @kiabass8798
    @kiabass8798 Před 3 lety

    I'd say shock it twice watch above ground pool pros video about clearing green pool if they run out of clorine deep search for a saltwater system

    • @carolinewells4355
      @carolinewells4355 Před 2 lety +1

      I love above ground pool pros are the best CZcams Pool channel💯

  • @candler98
    @candler98 Před 2 lety

    Shock shock shock

  • @khmerbraveheart
    @khmerbraveheart Před 2 lety

    Use ARM and HAMMER CLEAR balance. Follow the instruction and all your problem will be solved.