Southern California had a lot of rain this year and a few weeks ago our bank had way too much overnight and mud ran down our slide steps and into the pool. We woke up to a very brown pool. We never had this problem the year before so looks like it’s only an issue with large amounts of rain. We have now purchased a $20 water activated sandbag flood barrier to put outside each year to prevent mud from entering the pool now that we’re aware of the vulnerable areas. Wish the concrete guys had put a drain right below the stairs.
Want to come on the forum to say THANK YOU to TFP for the great SLAM information. Your methods really do work. We have used your methods since pool start up and now for this pool mud ordeal. It took 19 days to get there and a lot of chorine, filter cleaning, brushing, vacuuming and chemical testing And 24/7 filter running but we’re finally done. Passed the OCLT and CC is at zero. Will have to add more salt and CYA before starting up the SWCG again but otherwise levels are balanced again. Yay.
Want to come on the forum to say THANK YOU to TFP for the great SLAM information. Your methods really do work. We have used your methods since pool start up and now for this pool mud ordeal. It took 19 days to get there and a lot of chorine, filter cleaning, brushing, vacuuming and chemical testing And 24/7 filter running but we’re finally done. Passed the OCLT and CC is at zero. Will have to add more salt and CYA before starting up the SWCG again but otherwise levels are balanced again. Yay.
