Is Adding Vinegar to your Swimming Pool a Cheaper Way of Keeping the Algae out of it?

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Q: Morning expert. We need your help. Is putting vinegar in your swimming pool a cheaper way of keeping the algae out of it? Well enough, that is our current question.

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Lorie Yeomans (Keystone Heights Florida)

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A: Hello and welcome, yes...a stimulating question. This is a way to go at this. Vinegar is not an algaecide in any possible way. Think of the quantities that you would have to add for it to kill anything. Think of the smell. Chlorine is really the cheapest chemical to properly maintain a swimming pool. Neato, an approach to consider. Out of here.

Ending here, cool to be of service. Progess means a bit of work.

Regards, Alberto ("Your Cape Coral Pool Cleaning Professional")

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