Lowe’s home improvement expert, Mike Kraft, shares tips on swimming pool algae removal. Learn the differences between green, black and mustard pool algae and the different treatments for each. For more helpful pool maintenance videos and how-to projects, visit www.Lowes.com
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Not everyone has a back wash system, back washing Is for D.E. or Sand filters, Yellow algae can be Immune to some algaecides, may have to try a few, be sure and clean the filter, as for Black algae, It embeds Itself Into the plaster, Its a bitch to brush, use an all metal brush, pour chlorine where ever you brush black algae, best to do In winter when the water Is cold, may need a black algaecide. But If your plaster Is really, get your pool replastered.