“Can I Shock My Pool with Bleach?” Yes, you can use bleach to shock your pool. But depending on the size of your pool, you’ll need to use a lot of it. The goal of shocking is to quickly raise your free chlorine levels to 10 PPM or above. And it’ll take a lot of bleach to get there.⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #pool #poolcare #poolmaintenance #poolchemistry #swimuniversity #dyk #helpful #tips #pooltips #poolguide #swimming #swimmingpools #swimmingpoolspecialist⁠ #poolside #swimmingpool⁠ #swim #summer #summer

When should you shock your swimming pool? You should shock your pool once a week, or at least once every other week to help maintain sanitized water. But when is the right time to add shock? The answer: at night. Chlorine pool shock is unstabilized, and the sun will burn off the chlorine before it has time to do its job. And wait at least 8 hours after shocking to go swimming again. If you have more questions, leave a comment. Or download our free pool care cheat sheet at SwimUniversity.com/chea

Hey pool owners! How much pool shock do you need to kill algae? It all depends on the color of your water. - If you have light green water or teal green water, it’s a newer algae bloom. Use a double dose of shock to kill it. - If you have dark green water, you’ve got significant algae growth. Use a triple dose of shock. - If you have black green water, this is the hardest algae to kill. Use a quadruple dose of shock. One pound of shock treats 10,000 gallons of water. So if you have a 20,000-gall

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