CarolCPalmer

First skim off leaves and debris, using abrush remov edirt on the sides and bottom of the pool. Accumulate the sediment towards the main drain which can be easily vacuumed. Remember to clean your skimmer. Check for the water circulation (skimmer, pump, pump stariner, drains and filter) and check for filter (sand, cartridge, grid DE), screen out debris and particlesfrom your pool water. test your pool water regulkarly and add chemicals if necessary. Shock treatment would ensure cleansing of algae. Refer this article for few easy tips for cleaning pool http://www.soldapools.com/blog/cleaning-pool/5-easy-ways-to-keep-your-pool-clean/

Hello friend, I think it has to do with snorkel. In fact there are some who say not to use snorkels on health grounds (bubbles are often mistaken for drowning). I would suggest you to get rid off the snorkels. Take guidance from professionals in this matter.Try with Ferrari Pools, a swimming pool renovations services for professional guidance if need be. Do feel free to revert back in on the status of the snorkels. Best of luck.

The blog is really informative and useful. I often struggle with pool maintenance. Writeup like this would definitely help us more responsible pool owners