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I ran Muriatic acid through the blades, and then I placed it back into the Intellichlor. The blades can accumulate calcium from what I'm told.

Thanks for the recommendations. I successfully removed and cleaned it.

I was advised by the CSR to uncouple the Chlorinator for the salt water system, and then use Muriatic acid to clean it. I'm having a heck of a time loosening it to remove it. Yes, I turned off the pump first. Thanks.

I had a dedicated lighting company come in and give us solutions for outdoor lighting. They ran the powder out along the pool and patio area. I went with LED lights.

We love the Evo. You can cook many different things simultaneously. It's like having a Hibachi Grill.

So, my question is, What do you you use? An auto fill mechanism? Just use a hose and fill? Other solutions?

Thanks. It's finally warming up here!

It's slate.

I just called their customer service and if there is any warranty work needed, they would help find someone locally or nearby. I'm about to get the Pentair 830. I'm disappointed in the fact that Maytronics does not warranty the online sales. I have heard of reliability issues with Polaris...

It is finally getting to a sustainable 65-70 degrees here in Virginia. I think it's time to use the heater.

Outdoor kitchen: Tandoori oven Warmer, pizza oven Evo grill Gas Bruner Gas grill Pool: Gunite, heated, saltwater pool with fountain Firepit: Natural gas and built in benches Pond: Waterfall 20x10'

Last year was the first time I ran my pool. I ran it at 84 degrees. Obviously, comfort has a cost. What is a reasonable temperature for keeping it heated for you? What is the minimum ambient temperature do you realistically have your heater turned on? Last fall I ran it when it was 60...

There are times when it is subzero or close to it. That's when we enjoy the hot tub. I'd like an outdoor warming cabinet or equivalent that keeps a towel set and robes toasty warm for me after I soak. Any suggestions or solutions?

The bath or the swim? Hahahaha