How do you get little black spots of pollen out the pool?

1. Skim the Surface: Use a pool skimmer to remove any floating pollen and debris from the water's surface.

2. Vacuum: Connect a pool vacuum to the skimmer port and thoroughly vacuum the entire pool, especially the areas where the pollen has accumulated.

3. Brush the Pool: Use a pool brush to gently brush the sides, bottom, and steps of the pool, dislodging any stuck pollen.

4. Filter Cleaning: Backwash the pool filter according to the manufacturer's instructions to clean and remove the accumulated pollen. Rinse the filter thoroughly.

5. Chemical Treatment: Add a clarifier or flocculant to the pool water. These chemicals help clump together small particles, making it easier to filter them out.

6. Run the Pump: Keep the pool pump running for an extended period after adding clarifier or flocculant, allowing it to circulate and distribute the chemicals throughout the pool.

7. Skim and Vacuum Again: Repeat the skimming and vacuuming process to remove any remaining pollen or clumped particles.

8. Rinse and Repeat: Rinse the pool filter again, and if necessary, repeat the brushing, chemical treatment, and skimming steps until the pollen spots are eliminated.

9. Proper Maintenance: Regularly maintaining the pool, including skimming, brushing, and vacuuming, can help prevent pollen from accumulating and causing issues in the future.

It's important to note that some pollen types can be stubborn, so patience and multiple treatments may be needed for complete removal. Additionally, consider covering the pool with a pool cover when not in use to prevent the accumulation of pollen and other debris.