How do I remove stains from my pool?

Also, how do I get my green pool back clear?

How to Get Rid of Green Algae in a Pool

Remove Debris and Brush the Pool.
Test the Water.
Balance the Pool Chemistry.
Treat the Water with Shock.
Vacuum and Run the Filter After.
Deep Clean Your Filter.
Overnight Chlorine Loss Test (OCLT)
Why is My Pool Water Still Green After Shocking?

Beside above, how do I get brown stains off my pool? Rub a chlorine tablet directly on the pool stairs. Wear rubber gloves to protect your hands and use plenty of pressure. If the stain remains, rub the stains again with the chlorine tablet and then scrub the stairs with a tile scrubber. This may take time to remove the stains.

Just so, how do I get the brown stuff off the bottom of my pool?

Since brown algae is extremely chlorine-resistant, several other chemicals such as shock and an algaecide specifically designed for mustard algae will help get rid of the infestation. This will often result in cloudy pool water, so use clarifier to correct this problem.

Will baking soda clear a green pool?

The use of baking soda in pools can spot treat algae

No one ever wants to see algae build up in their swimming pool. It can turn any backyard pool murky green or cause unsightly black spots on the walls and floor of any swimming pool.

Will bleach clear up green pool water?

The answer is yes. Bleach contains 50% of chlorine which is contained in liquid chlorine for the swimming pool. It has 3 powers that can kill the algae, which are: Sanitizing – keep the hygiene of the water by killing microorganisms.

Why is my pool light green and cloudy?

Why Your Pool Turns Green and Cloudy

This can alter your pH levels and dilute the chlorine or other sanitizers, allowing algae or other contaminants to gain a foothold. Once the algae spores have the proper conditions to grow, they multiply very quickly, which is why your clear pool can turn green overnight.