Mustard algae can also be a result of low sanitization levels, allowing the algae to bloom, most often on the shaded side of the pool.

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Mustard algae can also be a result of low sanitization levels, allowing the algae to bloom, most often on the shaded side of the pool.

A: It sounds like your pool has the color and texture of chicken soup, and I’m sure it feels icky to swim in it. Therefore, you must have yellow algae (aka mustard algae), and you can clear it ...

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Answer: This pool could still have algae even with the water testing fine. It may have mustard algae, which brushes off in a cloud of dust, or a resistant strain of green algae.