We hope to fill our 18 x 4′ AG pool this week.
6400 gallon prox capacity.
Anyone know how long it takes to fill on city water,
normal pressure ?
Its cheaper to fill with city water and take the waste water
credit than to have it trucked in by tanker.
Also, what should I be looking for in buying a cover?
Interested in both solar cover and all year cover. What
mil is good?
Thanks so much.
Pool Filling and pool cover questions
April 22nd, 2007 · 1 Comment
Tags: pumps
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1 Deidre Janay // Apr 24, 2007 at 12:34 am
If you have city water, it’s probably cheaper to just throw the hose in. We
filled our 24′ round and our water bill was $92.00 more than it usually is. One
truck load of water is $175 and that would only make it 3/4 full so we would
need to finish it off with the hose anyway. So we saved about $80 using the
hose.
For anyone with WELL WATER - DO NOT FILL WITH THE HOSE!! Yes it would seem to
be common sense but I know two individuals who were raised with city water,
moved to homes with wells, and ended up drying up their wells from filling their
pools.
Dianna
To: homeswimmingpoolowners@…: campingknight@…:
Thu, 31 May 2007 17:42:09 +0000Subject: [Home Swimming Pool Owners] Pool Filling
and pool cover questions
We hope to fill our 18 x 4′ AG pool this week.6400 gallon prox capacity. Anyone
know how long it takes to fill on city water,normal pressure ?Its cheaper to
fill with city water and take the waste watercredit than to have it trucked in
by tanker.Also, what should I be looking for in buying a cover?Interested in
both solar cover and all year cover. What mil is good?Thanks so much.
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