• jark87
    jark87 replied to the thread Riptide XP Pool Vacuum: !!WOW!!.
    I’m in a similar situation in regards to trees. 2 large red oaks and several large cedar elms, all of which churn out all kinds of...
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  • P
    Will do! Thank you all!
  • D
    dubele replied to the thread High Phosphates.
    Hmmmm.........why did I not think of that? Thanks! I test my salt levels and should have thought of this.......I will say my Taylor...
  • P
    No, I don't think I would ever plan to use the heat pump at night. I know you looked up my equipment and told me that my heat pump...
  • D
    dubele replied to the thread High Phosphates.
    LOL.....agreed. I only test when I go to buy muriatic acid to get a sense. I test and solve all my water level needs from here :)
  • PoolStored
    Are you going to heat at night? Don't run low speed with heater on. $60/month 2200, $20/month 1400
  • K
    killer-kadoogan replied to the thread New to site from Georgia.
    Thank you for the welcoming comments. That is interesting that you should not shock a pool. I am going to watch your video and...
  • PoolStored
    You need to maintain your FC higher. We don't want no algae. Your CYA is 50, always round up to the next 10. Chlorinate for 50. Always...
  • Newdude
    Newdude replied to the thread Alkalinity still high - 2 years!.
    Ask a dozen folks this one and get a dozen opinions. Thats said I'd let the 110 be. I rarely see the need to force TA down. The...
  • P
    I'll read that. I was just stating I don't know if the energy savings would be that impactful to have the pump scheduled to lower from...
  • P
    Oh, yes Disney trips. Talk to my wife that likes to try to plan two a year.
  • setsailsoon
    setsailsoon replied to the thread New to site from Georgia.
    K, Welcome aboard! Sounds like a good size pool and you've come to the right place. We have volunteer experts and experience pool...
  • PoolStored
    Pumps are made to run. Doesn't matter speed or speed changes. Starting and stopping are hard on pumps. Better to just let them run...
  • S
    Thanks for the suggestions
  • P00LNerd
    2 years ago, we followed some bad advice to jack up our alkalinity, and after changing out more than 8000 gallons of water plus draining...
  • Newdude
    You'll drop 500W-ish down to 120W-ish. You aren't going to Disney with the couple of months worth of savings, but 25% is 75% in your...
  • G
    You are exactly right - it pulls in that initial gallon of water, but then chokes on air. Good observation, as that rules out a few...
  • Donldson
    Donldson replied to the thread Stubborn algae afte SLAM.
    When you finish reading the article on the you'll have a good laugh about saying that.
  • P00LNerd
    P00LNerd replied to the thread Opening Pool For First Time.
    Wow... seems like a bad idea, and an opportunity to screw up one extra thing, for someone who's not even handy enough to replace an MVP...
  • Lake Placid
    You'll note the brass plugs in the suction piping. That's because the builder installed the county mandated blue white flow meters on...
  • Lake Placid
    Actually that's me. It's just temporary as the builder removed the discharge hose and all associated backwash plumbing when...
  • S
    sande005 replied to the thread Stubborn algae afte SLAM.
    Live algae can be sticky, and a bit of a pain to scrub. But do so. At times it may be in layers, and the CL only gets the top, and...
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