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I have two questions about pools.
1. About six to ten inches of mortar are missing from the top corner of an edge of the tiles at the top of the pool. These tiles get wet but this particular edge is about two inches above the water line. What grout (mortar?) is used for edges where horizontal tiles meet vertical tiles near water? 2. I have green spots that seem to be spreading on the walls of the gunnite pool, in the deeper areas. The water chemistry, as checked by Leslie's Pool Supply, seems ok (they said the chlorine is perfect, the pH is perfect, the Calcium is fine, the total dissolved solids are very low, and the Phosphates are a tad on the high side. I assume it's algae (but how would I know)? I shock with three pounds of chlorine (35,000 gallon pool) about once every two or three weeks. I've been scrubbing the green growth off but is there an easier way to identify and then remove whatever it is that is causing green growth in tiny spots (about the size of a pencil width) on the gunnite walls? |
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