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Very Nice it is very similiar to our pool!

My Pool Store guys are actually pretty cool. They don't try to sell me anything (they Know better lol) but I always hear that my pool is the cleanest pool they open and close every year!

It is red meranti pre sealed from Boston Cedar. Sorry for the delay just saw your post.

starting-the-backyard-oasis-t25374.html Here is a link to a thread with pictures of our pool. Our shallow end has a double drop it starts at 3 ft drops to 4ft and then drops to 8ft in the middle.

I would not reccommend the heat pump, I live in NH and have a pool very close to the one you are getting, the heat pump I have does not work very well at all when the temperature is below 70 degrees. Our climates are not that different and I think you will be better off with a heater.

Thanks, I figured it was some kind of marketing ploy but figured I would check with the experts at TFP

Does anyone know anything about this new product? Is it a viable alternative to bleach? http://www.intheswim.com/Pool-Chemicals ... -Chlorine/

Executive Chef at a Retirement Community, have managed to get Sundays off but still working on Saturdays. Better half does the same

How about some pool advice! Here is what I have done Added Bleach to shock level Added M acid to reduce ph let the water level come down cross my fingers

New Hampshire

Yup, went fron $2.49 to $2.99 last week.

Glad this is not my house! The fun starts at 2 minutes http://biertijd.com/mediaplayer/?itemid=28443

Very Nice, fancy is overrated

I also live in the Northeast but must constantly add acid as my PH climbs

We live in NH and have found that Hannafords regular price for their store brand bleach is $2.49 for 182 ozs of 6% best I have found around us.