Why is there a Pink Slime in My Pool?
Pink slime is a form of bacteria with a pinkish center. It is usually introduced into swimming pools by swimmers who have recently visited coastal areas where this type of growth is common..
How to Treat it?.
To treat pink slime, double shock the pool with two pounds of shock per 10,000 gallons of pool water. Forty-eight hours after shocking the pool, use an all-in-one algaecide at six ounces per 10,000 gallons.
Should I backwash my pool after the treatment?
Yes, make sure you follow your normal procedure to clean your pool after you treat the algae growth treatment.
Pink slime is very common in the South East. Just make sure your swimmers shower before getting in your pool.