How do I get rid of Pink algae/bacteria/slime?

For Pink bacteria we recommend Pink Treat. Add 2 lbs. (one bottle) of Pink Treat, brush, and shock. It's important to expose as much of the slime to the open water as possible, so pay special attention to build up around fixtures.

You can find more information in the Directions tab on the product page.

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• What does pink algae/bacteria/slime look like?

  Pink Algae/Bacteria/Slime looks like reddish pink jelly-like slime growing around fixtures and the bottom of the walls.  Example of pink bacteria growing along wall transition. We recommend using Pink Treat.

• Can I swim in a pool with pink algae/bacteria/slime?

  Technically yes, but we don't recommend it. Pink algae is the Serratia species of bacteria. This type of bacteria can lead to infections. If you decide to enter the water, make sure to cover all open cuts and sores to prevent infection.

• How do I get rid of Black algae?

  Black algae releases "spores" that will remain dormant and are invisible to the naked eye. Unfortunately these are impossible to completely destroy. We recommend first killing the black algae present, and following a strict regiment of preventative ...

• How do I get rid of Yellow/Mustard algae?

  For yellow/mustard algae, we recommend Yellow Treat. Simply add 5 ounces (one bag or one capful) per 10,000 gallons, brush, then shock the pool. You can find more information in the Directions tab on the product page.

• How do I get rid of Green algae?

  We have two products you can use for green algae. For lighter blooms, you can use Green Treat. Add 2 lbs. (one bottle) per 20,000 gallons, brush, and shock the pool. For heavier denser blooms of green algae, we recommend Swamp Treat. Start by ...