Black Algae Pool Brush

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Black algae pool brush.

Brush your pool with a wire brush. A wire brush is the only way to remove it. Break a chlorine tablet in half and rub it. Anything more than that will scratch the gel coating.

5 heavy duty pool algae brush with stainless steel wire bristle for concrete and plaster pool spa to brush off and remove hard to reach corner algae. However you need to knock the heads off. Stiff stainless steel wire bristles are effective against extremely stubborn algae buildup not designed for use with vinyl pool liners. Black algae has tentacle like appendages which drill into the plaster.

Scoop the debris out. Remove as much debris as possible using a good wide mouth leaf rake. You can try steel wool or a razor blade on the affected areas. And then brush it one more time for good measure.

Using a quality steel bristled pool brush go over all areas again with vigorous brushing. Brush is 10 inches wide for an easier and stronger clean on stubborn buildup. Before you begin the lengthy process of removing it it s a good idea to identify whether or not the culprit is in fact what you think it is. Aluminum handle is angled at 45 to present the brush in an ideal position for easy pushing and effective cleaning.

Use your nylon brush to scrub the sides and bottom of the pool as many times as it takes to make sure all the pool algae are brushed away. How to get rid of black algae. If you can vacuum to waste this is preferred to keep the black algae spores out of the filter. Chances are good that if your pool has black algae your filter probably has it too.

If you truly have black algae on your fiberglass pool a wire brush will scratch the surface. This cannot be stressed enough. Free shipping on your first order shipped by amazon. It can also be resistant to chlorine making it more difficult to remove.

This will help break down the protective layer and make it. Vacuum the pool very thoroughly.