How do you clear up green murky water in a above-ground intex pool if have drained it but get all of the out and will liquid algae solve problem or to shock as well?

1. Physical Cleaning:

- Brush the pool walls, floor, and steps to remove any algae or debris.

- Vacuum the pool thoroughly, paying special attention to corners and around pool equipment.

2. Adjust pH Level:

- Test the pool's pH level using a test kit. The ideal pH range for pools is between 7.2 and 7.8.

- If the pH is too low (acidic), add a pH increaser to raise it. If it's too high (basic), add a pH decreaser.

3. Shock Treatment:

- Use a non-chlorine shock treatment designed for above-ground pools. Follow the directions on the product label.

- Shock treatments kill bacteria and algae, helping to clear up cloudy water.

4. Run the Filter Continuously:

- Keep the pool filter running 24/7 for the first few days after shocking the pool. This helps circulate the chemicals and speed up the clearing process.

5. Backwash the Filter:

- Backwash the pool filter after 24-48 hours of continuous operation. This helps remove any accumulated dirt and debris from the filter.

6. Patience:

- It may take several days for the pool water to become completely clear. Be patient and continue with regular maintenance, including testing and adjusting pH levels and chlorine levels as needed.

Regarding liquid algae:

- Liquid algae treatments can help prevent algae growth, but they are not usually effective in clearing up existing algae problems.

- If the water remains green after following the steps above, you may need to repeat the process or seek professional help from a pool maintenance service.