Recent content by Doormandan

Do you need a heater in houston? Especially 400k btu seems high for a 6500 gallon pool, that's almost 10 degrees per hour temperature rise. Depending on weather you might consider a heat pump that could chill the water too

I saved the step cutout. I gave the cutouts from the returns to my kids who pretend they're tortillas for their play kitchen🤷‍♂️

My pool has been very trouble free for the last 8 years, when I bought the house. The only hiccup I had was that the pool was Baquacil when I bought the house, I didn't even know what Baquacil was at the time, so I had quite the surprise when I added chlorine to the pool since I thought the...

That explains a lot for me. I always have had high alkalinity (100-130), and use exclusively sodium hypochlorite, but my PH is always low. But I keep the solar cover on 24-7 unless the pool is in use. PH will rise from 7.4 to 7.6 if the pool gets a lot of use in a day, but it will fall again...

Picked up 6 cases at Menard's today, 19164 date code