my pool water looks a little oily it's new and no one has been in it yet what could it be??
344524
It could be from the bowl that holds the water. It was probably not cleaned good enough.
1107044
my guess is that the burning is from irritation.  next time you might wanna have more water in the pool before you go swimming.
1027690
Flush it down the toilet. Whatever it might be, it may be old, contaminated from the location where it was "found", or ineffective or simply not good for you.\n\nJust flush it and be done.
1108299
Cover it with your hands very slowly and trap it. Then take it down to your pool if you have one or fill up a cup of water
494610
it could be an allergies, or an unseen germ or bacteria.  You could also have a radon leak, or a natural gas leak, both of these can not been seen or smelled.  You need to consult your doctor and he will do blood tests to see if you have any toxins in your system
674848
It could be that lol or it may be due to the bacteria that lives within the body of water, such as blue algae. :)
227233
I would consult with the unit manufacturer, especially if the unit is under warranty.  Their technical rep. may know how others deal with this problem and with what success.  They would want to know how clean and moisture free the oil is.  Also consider whether there is enough oil to warrant special purification equipment.  Often used oil is returned to a company that specializes in recycling spent oil to keep it out of the environment and find a good use for it.  They have the equipment to do the job.  Good luck.
892529
Give it a few days and try the test again.  If you have cleaned out you cashe it should work the next time.
97702
You need to see your doctor and/or a dermatologist. Have you used any new soaps, detergents, etc.?
1043847
it is really funny looking at all the questions about a swimming pool, and pool maintenance, and my pool has a leak, and my water is green.  \n\nATTENTION all owners of a swimming pools.  questions and answers to your swimming pool conundrums are found at the "HOME & GARDEN" section of yahoo answers and at bare minimum the "SWIMMING" sports section found directly under this snooker & pool section.\n\nthank you for actually reading before you post a question.  i bet you are the same people post womens panties on ebay under the automotive section.
691877
Depending on the size of your pool (how many gallons of water) The first thing I do after filling the pool is to add Pool Shock. The pool is ready for use. The next day, test the water, with test strips (pH, alkalinity, and free chlorine) the test strip will tell you what you need to add to the water. (Chlorine, pH plus, pH minus,). Also I add weekly Algaecide (because we live in a very hot, humid area). You should use pool shock weekly, but follow the directions on the containers. HAVE FUN!
1143904
Get a ION Pure system.........get rid of the chemicals\n\nhttp://www.usfilter.com/en/Institutional/Aquatics_and_Pools/
293272
You've got too much sulfur in the water. It stinks, but actually it's good for you. The reason it has too much sulfer may be due to your water company or it could be due to your pipes. I think you can call water testing people and they can check all that stuff for you.
724250
Could be as simple as a bladder infection.  Do you need to urinate often?  Is the urine discolored?\n\nOr it could be something much more serious.  Check with your doctor.
231979
Green cloudy water isn't necessarily a sign of algae. It takes three components to make clear blue water. If any one of these components if "off" the result is the same-- green cloudy water.\n1) Check and adjust pool chemistry- a pool store will show you how to do this. MEASURE the pool first. They (and you) MUST know the volume of water to be treated.\n2) Circulate, circulate, circulate. Run the pump 24 hours a day while trying to clear the pool.\n3) Check the filter to make sure it is in good order. Sand filters will sometimes allow tiny particles to pass through, reflecting back a green wavelength. If this is the case, change the sand and add a flocculant or clarifier. These chemicals work by sticking small particles together, making them large enough to filter out. OR by making them sink to the floor where they can be vacuumed to waste. Use clarifiers/flocculants per directions on the containers. Your pool store can help.
323010
Remove the filter. Clean with a soapy sponge. Re-insert. Keep looking hot ! I'm sorry beautiful lady but everytime I check these answers your pretty face makes me melt. I would clean the filter for you if only I could.
655620
Just get a pool test kit.  It will give you bacterial levels to determine if it's safe to spa.