Hi all,
I'm sure I am needlessly worrying over something incredibly silly, but will a small piece of metal in my pool while I'm vacuuming cause anything to be concerned about?
The swivel cuff on my vacuum hose developed a crack, and I tried repairing it with gorilla tape, but I eventually used a stainless hose clamp as shown in the pic. I realize it's stainless, but will that have any meaningful effect on metal levels? i manually vacuum once a week for about an hour, although during startup and closing , it's significantly more. So, let's figure the metal clamp is in the pool approx 30 hours each season.
I guess I could buy a new cuff and glue that on, but that's too easy.
Thanks to all in advance
Larry
I'm sure I am needlessly worrying over something incredibly silly, but will a small piece of metal in my pool while I'm vacuuming cause anything to be concerned about?
The swivel cuff on my vacuum hose developed a crack, and I tried repairing it with gorilla tape, but I eventually used a stainless hose clamp as shown in the pic. I realize it's stainless, but will that have any meaningful effect on metal levels? i manually vacuum once a week for about an hour, although during startup and closing , it's significantly more. So, let's figure the metal clamp is in the pool approx 30 hours each season.
I guess I could buy a new cuff and glue that on, but that's too easy.
Thanks to all in advance
Larry
