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    Default Re: CC is .5 ppm....algae bloom?

    Quote Originally Posted by sabres07 View Post
    The thing I want to know is how to spot a potential algae bloom so I can take evasive, swift action.
    On a vinyl pool, the sides get slippery first.

    BUT, the universal pre-algae marker is . . . you let your chlorine get low! You should assume anytime that happens, you are on the verge of an algae outbreak.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PoolDoc View Post
    On a vinyl pool, the sides get slippery first.
    Interesting. I actually think on my pool I usually notice the bottom getting slippery first.

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    Default Re: CC is .5 ppm....algae bloom?

    Could be. I wouldn't have noticed, because I've never owned a vinyl pool. It's something I learned from servicing them . . . which I rarely did from inside the pool!

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