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Try running an algaecide through the system as well as shocking it. Algae wouldn't be the problem, it doesn't happen that quick. You have introduced chlorine too early and have corroded the metasl. Next time, filter for 2 days without chlorine, then introduce it slowly.

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Q: Every time I start up my 18'4ft pool the next day in turns green and I added shock it to the pool?
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