Algi-Ban

Hi, guys. I'm Brian for HASA. Today, we're looking at HAASA's Algae Ban, a granular trichlor used to control black algae in swimming pools. So let's talk about how to use Algae Ban. When you get the notice out at the bottom of the pool, adjust the pH of the pool water to seven point two to seven point eight. Turn off the filter and wait until the water is calm enough to see spots on the bottom, then brush the black algae spots with a stiff bristle or wire brush.

Pour about one ounce of Hasa's Algae Band directly over the spot and allow it to settle to the bottom. Use enough of this product to completely cover the algae spot.

Let Algae Band dissolve for about forty five to sixty minutes, then brush the black algae away. Repeat it as necessary. So what happens if the pool is just infested with algae? As unpleasant as that may seem, AlgaeBran can help. Once again, adjust the pH to seven point two to seven point eight, then brush black algae spots with a stiff bristle or wire brush. This time, though, add about one pound of algae band per four thousand gallons of water and broadcast it over the entire pool service at one time. Shut down any pumps for twenty four hours.

Follow-up with a good brushing of the affected area and repeat the steps as needed.

On occasion, you may get black algae on walls. When this occurs, we can start with brushing the spots on the walls with a stiff bristle or wire brush. We'll then place about one fluid ounce on a cotton cloth, such as this one, and tie a string on that cloth and lower it onto the infected area. Leave for about forty five to sixty minutes, then remove and brush the troubled spot.

Repeat as needed. This has been Brian with Hasa. Thanks for checking in, and we hope this short video was really helpful. For more information, please visit us at w w w dot hasapull dot com.