Yes, absolutely yes, but not copper based. Pool & Spa
If you use a cooper based algeacide than yes it will. There are a veriety of diferent types of algeacides and the blue (cooper) ones tend to be cheaper, but too much will turn blond hair green. Pool Masters
If you are sure it's not algea, then your PH Level is likely low. You need to add PH "Up" to your pool according to the directions, shock it, and brush the liner. You also need to add the maintenance amount of Algeacide weekly.
use algeacide to take out the green
No, a saltwater pool does not need to be covered.
Did you not read the label instructions? Why do you need that much in a very small pool? I would recommend to drain partially and refill however I would hesitate to dump that much toxic chemical into the streets and into the water supply or ocean. Try draining to the sewer but be careful for overflow into the shower or toilet.
There is nothing whatsoever to stop you from using what ever in your jugement is a viable alternative pool sanitizing system.
You first have to convert the pool to a chlorine system As a salt water system is a chlorine system.
Splash out
You need to be using an enzyme treatment that would breakdown oils
Are you using iodized salt or pool salt? I've read that the iodine in the iodized salt will leave yellow staining in the pool.
go to your local dealer and purchase a bag of pool shock in one hour it will be clear again If your controller has a Shock or Super Chlorinate setting then put it in super chlorinate and run the filter. You should also add sone algeacide and maintain it.
I need an assistance for the piping system for 4.5x9.0 m rectangular overflow swimming pool and balancing tank.