Recent content by Cyndelee

Thanks for the great welcome. Here are a few pictures! [attachment=0:lrkxfueh]pool2.jpg[/attachment:lrkxfueh] [attachment=1:lrkxfueh]pool1.jpg[/attachment:lrkxfueh]

All Fixed and happily swimming!

I'm drooling! :)

I should have posted hello here before screaming for help! Thanks to everyone for their help so far. I love this site and as soon as I recover from my big expenses from this past week, I'm becoming a supporter! I'm a school administrator from Adairsville, GA. I have been a in ground...

Thanks everyone for all your help. Pool is sparkling clean and thanks to your site we are almost ready to swim. (If someone would tell mother nature it's suppose to be 80+ degrees in GA this time of year!!) lol. I've decided to just stick with my manual vacuum and just enjoy some outside time. I...

Ok great. Thank you!!

The leak guy is coming out to fix the pipe tomorrow. He was suppose to come out saturday but it's been flooding here super hard for days. The pool is now pretty green should I put an algaesyde in the pool then a flock in it so I can start vacuuming it out tuesday night when he's finished? Thank...

Thank you for some great information. The problem in Georgia is finding someone to come out. There are only 2 leak detection companies that will come all the way out in the country. Once this is fixed I hope that I can do all the right things to keep the cost down. Glad I found this great site...

That sounds awesome, why type is good for an IG with a vinyl liner?

Yes that's it. Sorry I'm so new at all this! Yes, I'm shocking it and I've been diligently dipping out anything and everything I can. I also did an algaecide and the green you see is the dead algae on the bottom that I can't vacuum. Do you guys think I should get a robot? I need to go cheap...

In Photo 7 the Jandy valve is pointing toward the skimmer line to close it.

Here are a few more. It's green but I'm fighting not having a skimmer. It was a lot worse. :hammer: