Recent content by Maverick2022

No doubt 🤣

This is my dads, they don’t have the money for a new $1,500 + wall.. bottom looks okay but there is a bubble in one spot. I warned that it needs to be a “floater” pool and I pray that you aren’t in it when it fails, hopefully not this year (steel wall installed in 1998). The final result is...

Installing a new liner tomorrow, home owner has 20 year old walls. I suggested new walls because it is unsafe.. am I wrong?

Pump is never off, pool installed in 2022, check valve installed in 2024.

Great, thank you. Pool stores seem to love to sell you on unnecessary equipment especially to new pool owners. Just need to check chlorine levels each week?

Yep, that’s why I’m here. What are the downsides of the tablet chlorinator feeder?

I am using the Hayward CL200 as my chlorinator with a check valve between my feeder and heater outlet to avoid highly concentrated chlorine from corroding my heating elements. I titrate the chlorinator level to 1, which maintains my CYA & Chlorine levels.

Thank you! I did update my signature, so that should help to answer my equipment questions (3" tablet chlorinator, Sand Dollar SD40 sand filter. The pool store the phosphates should be below 100 ppb so algae doesn't have anything to help grow. My chlorine is high, so I don't see why I would have...

I just got my pool tested, and below are the results. Is there a reason my Free Chlorine is the same as the Total Chlorine, do I need to super chlorinate? I have a pool heater. Do I need to increase my calcium within range to help balance my metals to preserve my heating element? Do you suggest...

I had a quick question regarding chlorinator use. I removed my Perma Salt system this year with chlorine and it was the best switch I made, my pool is crystal clear this year thanks to the help of TFP!! I was curious, if I have a chlorinator do I need to routine super shock my pool with liquid...