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Thanks for the feedback! Thought I'd start here since I trust the guidance from TFP. Hope everyone has a wonderful day! It's beautiful here and we are floating :) :) :)

Cool! Keep us posted. :)

Pools in question are for my clients upon opening. One pool is a 40k gallon rectangular pool and the other is a tad smaller oval. Both have deep ends and two return jets. These pools are opened by pool store and they always leave jets up. I always turn them back down when I start my pool...

With jets pointed up It takes longer for skimming because of the greater movement of the water. With jets angled downward not only does it help with circulation but it also helps to keep debris from settling on the bottom and on surfaces and allows dirt and debris to move into the skimmer for...

I have always understood that it is best to angle the jets downward for better circulation and turnover. And that when you point the jets up it causes more evaporation, uses up chemicals faster, and requires more time for skimming.

I have noticed this on three of my clients pools. The pool company opens the pool and always turns jets up. I turn them down and when they come back they turn them up again. PH is good so no need to aerate. Wondering if anyone knows why they do this? Consensus always seems to keep them angled...

Day 4 all clear and passed OCLT

Day 3

Day 2

Day 1

Day 4 - Homeowner became frustrated that it was taking too long so I didn’t get to see this one through. But we were making great progress.