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When I shock my chlorine pool it turns a clear green. Why?


Clear green water usually indicates a presence of copper in the water. A chelating agent, such as, Pool Magnet Plus, can be added to remove the metals.

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Anchor Pools
Yorktown, VA
www.aquatechpools.com/anchorpools
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