Types of algae in Svømmehaller & Treatment

Algae is a common problem in swimming pools. , What are they, what are the different types and how it is managed is preventable and treatable. Above all, it is a form of unicellular algae plant. Some are aquatic (water) and some are not. Doing the photosynthesis of algae to produce food. Algae is available in many colors and shapes to fit almost any situation. Although some forms arevirulent, most are harmless and do more than a nuisance for owners of swimming more. As a result of microscopic algae, it takes literally millions of these plants to meet to be classified with the naked eye! So it is perhaps too late, and very expensive to repair. Algae Prevention is the best solution.

The most common form of algae, which deals in swimming pools, algae green. Chlorophyceae (varies in color from blue-green to yellow-green to dark green) can be freelyfloating in the water (turn the water a hazy-green) or you can join the wall (green dots). Wall-sticky varieties vary in severity from small patches on the walls and pool funds for almost the entire surface of the pool. Green algae is the ability to clog the filters and may also cause surface damage if untreated. Green algae can be quite easily and quickly treated with an Algicide case, aggressive and shocking.

A relative of a regular green algae"small unicellular green algae (SCGA). The difference is however seen in the following areas: 1 The water remains relatively clear. Many consider the problem (without proper analysis) as a buyer or a problem with minerals, but the metal chelating show no effect. 2 After treatment with chlorine, chlorine seems to "disappear". SCGA is also very resistant to high levels of chlorine.

Other mid-summer types of green algae are known green spot around the pool, especially in areas of shadow. Water isalmost always very clear. "Water can be a" burning "sensation. It is usually green algae, usually triggered by lack of concern for homeowners, which is next week, a routine maintenance that once – 3-Step Program weeks combined with a very low pH and a very low total alkalinity.

Treatment: water properly analyzed. Balance pool water. Swimming pools treated with chlorine or bromine should aggressively shock with chlorine (Bioguard Burn Out ® or Smart Shock ®)Algicide and use a good quality as the Back Up ®, Algae All 60 ®, Way ®, and in extreme cases. SoftSwim biguanide treated pools or others should be top of their Bactericide level "B" adds a double dose of Algicide "A" and a double dose of shock, or add the "C". Follow one of the methods with Optimizer Plus ® (a product similar borate ProTeam Supreme). The treatment of algae with Sodium Bromide should be discouraged (treatment with sodium bromide can lead to a demand for chlorineproblem).

"Black Algae" (actually blue-green algae), the forms in cracks and crevices on pool surfaces, especially plaster finishes. We are accustomed to thinking of black algae growth, but not limited to, the gray areas of the pool. Black algae is more typically found in concrete or plaster finished pools, it is very rare to find in vinyl liner pools. Is known for a heavy layer of mucus and "growth phase", which makes it impervious to normal chlorine levels. When viewed in a poolpool, the water remains relatively clear, but almost all customers receive a high demand for chlorine (chlorine much more than normal). When brushed, will be "black algae" difficult to move, and though it seems like it removed, the black seaweed is likely to return to exactly the same places within 24 hours.

Treatment: water properly analyzed. Balance pool water. Before and during treatment, the algae should be carefully brushed to"Layer" Break mucus that covers and protects the cell Black algae. During the treatment, more than 3.0 ppm of chlorine is maintained – it may take days to shocking the pool – and the affected areas should be brushed thoroughly 2 or 3 times daily for chlorine for treatment of algae penetrate. TRUE Black algae is very resistant to treatment and can be transferred from one pool to pool with bathing suits and pool toys. Otherwisethese critical steps to prevent the treatment working. Pools treated with chlorine or bromine should aggressively shock with chlorine (Burn Out ® or Smart Shock ®) and Algicide use a good quality as the Back Up ®, Algae All 60 ®, Way ®, and in extreme cases. SoftSwim biguanide treated pools or others should be top of their Bactericide level "B" adds a double dose of Algicide "A" and a double dose of shock, or add the "C". Follow one of the methods with Optimizer Plus ®.The treatment of algae with Sodium Bromide should be discouraged as above.

"Algae" is probably the most misdiagnosed form of algae. Algae is a form of chlorine-resistant green algae (yellow-green to brown) typically found in warmer areas. It often seems dirt or sand on the bottom or sides of a swimming pool. In our market area (Fairfield County, CT), the number of cases of mustard algae TRUE we are dealing with can be counted on one hand, in most seasons. Algaeoccur in warmer areas. Algae has certain characteristics: it can be wiped out very easily, but soon returns to the place itself.

Remember that algae "may return to the same place, following a deadlock in the pool. Make sure you have good circulation around the pool.

Although usually creates a strong demand for chlorine, which has been known to survive in high levels of chlorine – more than 3.0 ppm. It is extremely importantremove the algae growth from equipment (including the back of the underwater lights and rising) and swimwear to cross or recontamination of other pools to avoid. Pool equipment can remain in the pool during product application or cleaned separately with a mild cleaning solution. Rinse thoroughly and equipment used in a pool SoftSwim ®. Woman fits with a detergent must be indicated on the label, garment washed.

Treatment: water properly analyzed.Balance pool water. Before and during treatment, the algae should be carefully brushed to "open up" layer of mud – as with the black seaweed. Failure to meet this critical stage prevents the processing of work. Pools treated with chlorine or bromine should aggressively shocks with shock chlorine as Bioguard Burn Out ® or Smart Shock ® Algicide and use a good quality as the Back Up ®, Algae All 60 ®, Way ®, and in extreme cases. Pool treatmentSoftSwim with other biguanides should be top level of their bactericidal "B", a double dose of Algicide add "A" and a double dose of shock, or add the "C". Follow one of the methods with Optimizer Plus ®. The treatment of algae with Sodium Bromide should be discouraged as above. Click here for all processing of the products of algae.

The best way to prevent and control algae is to maintain proper pool care. Good pool maintenance includes the following 5 Keys to Pool Care (see ourpublished articles on issues theses): 1 and maintain a good circulation of water to all parts of the Pool 2. Pool Filter at least 8 to 12 hours a day. 3. Clean the tank regularly brushing and vacuum all surfaces. 4. Test water for at least 2 times a week. Test tells you what happens to the water. Immediately make changes if necessary. 5. Maintain proper water chemistry. Chlorine or other Sanitizer, in their area properly, pH 7.4 –7.6, total hardness Alkalinity 100-150 ppm 200-300 ppm of calcium. Once a week (every week during the season): Shock the pool with the appropriate shock therapy, and add a maintenance dose of an anti-algae of good quality (do not use a gallon jug anti-algae – are mostly water, not colored).