Recent content by robfico

That's when you know the TFP method is working. :)

Yep. Brian is a great guy and has a solid company.

Thanks! TFP method for the win! ;)

Ah. Not sure manufacturer of panels. Think it was just steel walls put in place.

No it's a custom vinyl liner pool.

This just appeared recently. Likely from when house was built in 2000 they buried stumps and material under the pool. Pool is 4 years old. Meeting with pool builder next week to discuss options. Hopefully liner doesn't rip before we can address the issue. Hopefully there is a way to fix this...

Most people here measure chlorine once a day and add bleach once a day to keep it at the appropriate level. Once you have a feel for how your pool behaves daily you may be able to test and add every other day if chlorine consumption is low. I would NOT recommend adding only weekly with bleach...

love this quote! [emoji106] Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

I agree with the filter cleaning. When my DE filter got full water seemed hazy. Cleaned filter new DE and 2 days later sparkly again :) If your chemistry checks out and no signs of algae for SLAM then check the filter. Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

How's the pressure in your filter? Mine went up 25% and water started looking hazy and dull. Cleaned filter replaced DE and after a day sparkle returned. Chemistry was good throughout. Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Yes, the vinyl liner is put in place over the concrete floors and steel walls. The "lines" are the seams of the liner and also where the deep end flattens out. Only really noticeable at night with no pump running and no wind.

Yes keep FC at slam level until cc 0.5 or less, water clear, and oclt 1 ppm or less. Good job! Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Thought I'd update the thread with a few evening pictures that shows off the "TFP Clarity". :)