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    Default Re: Hello summer, hello algae, hello pool forum!

    Just keep the FC at shock level for your CYA level and run the pump 24/7 so that the filter can help clear the pool. Don't worry about the film/foam. It should dissipate as the water clears up. Shocking is a process, not a one-time event.

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    Default Re: Hello summer, hello algae, hello pool forum!

    Quote Originally Posted by chem geek View Post
    Just keep the FC at shock level for your CYA level and run the pump 24/7 so that the filter can help clear the pool. Don't worry about the film/foam. It should dissipate as the water clears up. Shocking is a process, not a one-time event.
    I'm not worried about the film. I would, however, like to know what is causing it. I don't just do things because someone says, I'd like them to make sense to me.

    I will surmize that one of the additives in the dichlor that I had been using caused it. Does anyone think that this is true or is there another answer?
    AG 7600 gallons, sand filter, 1.5 HP Hayward pump (1 speed), K-2006 test kit

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