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All righty thank you and yes I mix up the water. the pool's been running for a few weeks but it makes sense with the degradation and the rain blah blah blah thanks,

I'm not sure if this is the correct thread but the title sure hits it... for the past 3 years I end the winter with 60 parts per million to cya I use the trouble-free pool method for opening and closing and everything else straight bleach. nothing else. yet every spring my cya is back to...

Ok awesome....I will do concrete patch. I am tempted to try and bed the coping into the wet patch, but the rest are not installed that way....so I think I will do the below. Then when it dries I will "glue" the coping ONLY to the concrete collar. As you can tell the original builder glued...

As you can see from the pictures, I have a fiberglass pool, with a concrete collar, with coping that was "glued" to the collar and pool lip. I have quite a few "tiles" that seem to have actually pull up the concrete somehow and the glue/concrete is stuck to the coping and the concrete below is...

Remember, if you don't want Salt Water or a Salt Water Generator, the other option is a Chlorine Injection Pump, aka Stenner Pump....nearly as automatic as a SWG.

I think it more about following 3-4 Key Forums without having to check each one. If TFP was the only forum I monitored, no worries. But I am a Moderator on one and then follow 4-5 other and trying to keep up is impossible. So it is more about the streamlining and workflow. But it is what it...

50 degrees and perfectly clear....even it it drops to 30's outside overnight, water circulating at 50 will not freeze. if you wait, you begin to risk algae....

Bummer...this makes the forum much less usable in my humble opinion....just posting this as a hopes that someone has a better way to view. On my Android with Chrome it is unbearable

Yup just picked one up....great deal. I always used clear and I wonder if blue will heat as much when the cover is on, but I normally take it over to heat anyways, and keep it on at night. Thanks for the tip to the link!

This should help you figure out what you need... Wetsuit Thickness Guide Temperature Chart | evo