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Algae

  1. microscopic plants deposited in pool or spa water by wind, rain and dust, they thrive in sunlight and warm water, clogging pool equipment and causing slippery surfaces and green water; there are 21,000 known species of algae
  2. algae are not disease causing, but can harbor bacteria, and it is slippery
  3. most common pool types are black, blue-green, green and mustard (yellow or drawn)
  4. pink or red-colored algae-like organisms exist but are bacteria and not algae; maintaining proper sanitizer levels, shocking and superchlorination will help prevent algae occurrence
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