1 st day 20,000 gallons hit
with 5 lbs super shock it
Keep The Faith
~Retta S.~
“It’s better to look where you’re going
than to see where you’ve been.”
Opening pool
June 1st, 2004 · 3 Comments
Tags: filters
1 st day 20,000 gallons hit
with 5 lbs super shock it
Keep The Faith
~Retta S.~
“It’s better to look where you’re going
than to see where you’ve been.”
Tags: filters
3 responses so far ↓
1 robbie_50 // Jun 15, 2004 at 2:46 pm
After a week of vaccuming running filter 24 hours we finally have clear
blue water that is balance.Now have to scrub sides.Water still to cool
to swim.But it is warming up here so know they will be hollowing to swim
soon.
Keep The Faith
~Retta S.~
“It’s better to look where you’re going
than to see where you’ve been.”
2 burl_18 // Jul 29, 2006 at 5:40 am
We have the pool uncovered, the pillows removed, and the 1″ of water in the
pool is clear, but the liner is pretty nasty. We really need suggestions on
how to find the leak down at that level. Will it be obvious? Is there a way to
maybe see it by shining light on it?
Next, the liner really needs to be cleaned before we fill it — assuming we
find the leak.
I guess what I’m looking for is step-by-step instructions for getting the
pool ready for use.
ANY advice is welcome!
Thanks!
Donna
3 burl_18 // Aug 3, 2006 at 10:00 pm
In a message dated 5/10/2006 2:50:02 AM Central Standard Time,
pstonard@… writes:
Peter, thanks for your post. The above is good advice, but first we need to
find the general area. I was hoping the hole or puncture would be easy to
see, and thought there might be a trick to finding it.
We’ll be sure to check all the pressure points first.
Thanks!
Donna
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