Very pretty!! It does look uniform and I'm hoping ours will look better after brushing and under water. Do you have areas that look like this? 
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New Build in Katy, TX
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Yes. There were some areas like that. I know Phil had some like that in his pool as well
Did Phil's get better with the brushing? Do we know?
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I do not know. I just remember talking about it when I went to see his. It was the transition from the vertical to flat where his was and that appears to be where it does the same thing on both of ours as well.
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Very pretty!! It does look uniform and I'm hoping ours will look better after brushing and under water. Do you have areas that look like this?
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I have areas like that too most noticeable on the sunshelves, steps and swimout corners. They seem to be improving with the 2 weeks of brushing I've been doing but are still there.
That looks stunning! And I love the shape of that spa. It all just pops! Water really makes a difference doesn't it?! Lol
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Thank you, yours looks great as well. Water makes a huge difference. We just kind of stop and stare every time we walk past the windows in the living room [emoji41]
- Mar 14, 2016
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- Pool Size
- 30000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-40
Very pretty!! It does look uniform and I'm hoping ours will look better after brushing and under water. Do you have areas that look like this?
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My pool that was completed in March and looks just like this all over. PB said it can take a little over a year to clean up with brushing. He said when they acid wash after installing the pebble that they can't keep it in to long or it will cause problems. They said they get most of it and the remaining will clean up over time. Time will tell if this was true.
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They are here starting up the pool. One thing I was surprised at is that the bubblers are hooked to the main pump. I assumed and am pretty sure I was told that they would be tied to the waterfall pump so they could be controlled with the automation. Anybody have any thoughts on that?
To me it seems strange to have the bubblers on every time the pump is running.
To me it seems strange to have the bubblers on every time the pump is running.
Same thing on my pool. My bubblers also aren't very high but that may have to do with pressure.
They need to be OFF of the main pump. That should be an easy change. You do not want them tied into the main pump. The bubblers will drive up the PH. Now it IS easy to push the PH down (muriatic acid) but you should be able to run your cleaner and such on it's own. With the pump driving the bubblers it take away from the cleaner so..........not as much power to the cleaner.
Good look at your diagram and see what it shows.
Good look at your diagram and see what it shows.