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Usually when it gets that bad the only thing to do is to change the water or you will end up with a lot of organic matter in your filters. If you have overhanging trees dropping leaeves in the pool then this is usually the cause. Certainly the pool needs cleaned at least once per day if this is the case. I also have a pool and have struggled to find anyone who knows how to look after it and places to buy chemicals.

You need to make sure you backwash your filter (assuming you have a sand filter on a freshwater, chlorinated pool) regularly and usually when it is going green a good dose of chlorine helps. When mine was similar I put a chlorine tablet in the filter basket to make sure the water was treated as quickly as possible, but usually you want a floating chlorine doser. A PH tester is also necessary, but I dont have one and seem to get away with it

Sorry I cant be of more help. I do have the address of a place for pool chemicals but I am out of the country at the moment