Cleaning Vinyl Pool Liners. Place a half pound of pH reducer powder in a white sock. Shut off the filter and drop the sock onto the stain. Position, as needed, with the vacuum pole. Leave for about 15 minutes. Cleaning Vinyl Pool Liners tips.

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Staining is a detraction from the overall appearance or aesthetics of the pool, as well as an annoyance. Colored stained walls, floors, steps and other underwater surfaces can result from the untreated presence of heavy metals, such as iron, manganese and copper, in the pool water. These metals can occur naturally in water (especially well water) or may have been introduced into the pool water, as a result of corrosion. Copper algaecides are usually in a chelated or stabilized form and are not normally a problem, when used properly as directed.

Cleaning Vinyl Pool Liners can be accomplished with the proper materials and techniques. New or freshly resurfaced masonry pools can be more susceptible to staining, until the underwater surfaces have "cured" and come to equilibrium with the pool water. Stain avoidance treatment should be considered, whenever a water analysis indicates the potential for a problem. If possible, test the source water before it is added to the pool, as it is best to add mineral treatments prior to the addition of oxidizers (chlorine, bromine or shock) or the pH and/or total alkalinity are increased.

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