Thats what i was thinking. I didn't want to because it would make the pool settle but I guess I will have to let the dirt settle before installing the pool
I am having trouble leveling my soil. I have all the sod remove but cannot get a shovel into my dirt. I tried wetting it but it still doesnt help. Anyone have any ideas. Don't really have much cash to spend unfortunantly.
Well my 24' didnt come with a ground cover but my old one had it and It wasnt very thick. It worked fine that is why I was thinking the 4 mil plastic sheeting.
I went to a pool store and bought a screw in eyeball fitting. Got a pvc fitting with female threads. Got home removed the intex wall fitting and deled out the inside until i could glue the pvc fitting in and screw the new eyeball in.
So this Chistmas day we had some bad winds and rain and my half full intex was flipped. Causing damage to many rails and t-post. Fast forward to today where I have finally gotten the pieces and am beginning to get the ground ready for the new area for the pool. Here is my worry. Unfortunantly...
Ok will do.. I did some searching on Google and came across alot of sites saying that I should be vacuuming the algae straight to waste instead of through the sand because sometimes it is too small to catch and that is what a few people have told me that I have talked to earlier this morning. I...
I checked out the spider gasket and it looks fine no sign of any knicks or teas and it was all lined up in its grooves. Is there a possibility of the sand not being right. I bought pool filter sand from a pool store but that doesn't always mean they sold me the right thing. I told them I was...
I can but it isn't backward the hoses go from the intake to the pump then from the pump to the in port on the filter then from the out on the filtwr to the in on the SWG then to the pool return. Im thinking the algae particles just become too small when vacuumed up and the sand can't filter it