You just found yourself googling, "how to get rid of black algae." Rest assured, you are not alone. Many responsible pool owners have found themselves in the same boat - or should I say pool - like you. Keeping your pool water healthy and clear takes effort, but it is possible!
Black algae is resistant to chlorine due to an outer protective layer and is more often blue or green in color. Black algae grows rapidly in warm water and tends to cling to areas in your pool that are usually in the shade. While the best pool maintenance is to prevent black algae, ridding your pool of it can be accomplished!
Congratulations! You have now bid black algae farewell.
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