If you can't, or don't want to drain the pool, just 'shock' it and get all the other water balance numbers right (pH, conditioner etc) and then filter it continuously until its OK. (Backflush filter often). Best to take a sample of water to your local pool store and buy whatever chemicals you need. Convert to a salt-water system if you want perfect water all the time, automatically.
I can recommend "POND CLEAR", a powder that is mixed with water according to the instructions on the bottle. There are many other products on the market also to choose from. I regularly use it in one of my small 'still' ponds. It works really well and is absolutely safe for any pond fish. It is a soluble powder concentrate algaecide for a broad spectrum of algae in fish ponds. It is quite expensive but it goes a very long way - the 150gram bottle will clean and clear up to 18 000 litres.
BUT = for a little extra money you could buy a small pump to iliminate your problem.
The stagnant water tasted disgusting which made me immediately spit it out in the sink, impolitely.
It sounds as is something made it`s way into your ductwork, perhaps a critter which died or it may be as simple as a water leak that has become stagnant. Good Luck
Absolutely the body is made up of over 90% water and if we drink salt water we dehydrate, if we drink stagnant water we run the risks of water-borne illnesses
Well, if you mean meitnerium, no one really knows. It is a highly radioactive man-made substance, but only a few atoms of it have ever been made- not enough to smell. It is predicted as a metal, so probably has little or no smell- but would be dangerous to try to smell it.
The vinegar acetic acid like smell is the characteristic of coconut vinegar. The smell is somewhat reduced if the water dilution is 50% water. Less than 50% you will not really notice it. I grew up using coconut vinegar that my grandparents, aunts, and uncles made. We knew no other vinegar way back in 1950 in Argao and Catmon, Cebu. Rodolfo C. Kintanar, M.M.
Not really considering people are made of water.
that it made water really clean
90% really? dang 0.0
Beach water is basically normal water with salt in it. The sand or rocks won't really change it
I was extremely thirsty, but there was only a bottle of putrid water in the cell. The basement was dark and cold, and there was a putrid smell, as if something had gone rotten in there.
If you really desperately need someone to smell his or her own feet, then touch their feet and tell them they now smell like cotton candy. Tell them it is the most amazing new product, because you can smear it on like a sock and it makes your feet smell the way you want them to that day. You just made his or her feet smell like cotton candy, because you were hungry.
The Asian Tiger Mosquito, also known as an Aedes mosquito, is native to Asia but made its way to the Southern United States. In Arizona, you can find the insect in areas with an abundance of stagnant and standing water.