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Hi Johnson, I think preventing bacteria at the early stage is better than destroying it after it has formed to algae. It is, of course, unpleasant to watch an algae affected pool in your backyard. I just saw this informative blog which could really help pooI beginners. http://www.soldapools.com/blog/swimming-pool-tips/remove-black-algae-pool/ I also have a pool and I took the following 3 measures to keep my pool free of black algae. Scrub with a steel bristle brush Shock with granular chlorine Add some metallic algaecide. Hope this could help you.

I like the pic quite very much!

Scrubbing, brushing, and shocking could be the easiest way to clean your pool.

Inorder to have enough comfort, I think you must go for at least 3 m minimum. I am not very much aware of this. You can consult an expertise.

Could you please tell what kinda renovation you need other than fully remodeling it?