Hypochlorite would prevent algae forming I suspect but it isn’t good for the feline. Are there any cat friendly alternatives?
With hypochlorite it's a function of contact time and concentration of the hypo. I suspect you are unable to kill off the deeper embedded algae, which then finds a protective surface free of any other life forms.
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Hypochlorite would prevent algae forming I suspect but it isn’t good for the feline.
Are there any cat friendly alternatives?