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No leaks and tech said it was normal. Oh well, price you have to pay to keep warm. Lol.

Definitely down wind. The only noticeable noise I hear is when it’s firing back up to heat.

Every time I fire up my heater I smell the gas. The question is am I suppose to smell it? The vent is low so that’s what I assume why but isn’t it kind of strange that I can smell the odor 30 ft away when in the pool?

Clorox is doing the same thing so looks like our backup plan for bleach is getting washed out.

I wonder if my builder could add a timer since this is something they should have though of? I also want them to remove the on demand acid because it’s become more trouble than it’s worth.

Didn’t think of that, good point. I shut it off and turned it bAck on and now it still shows flow but low salt as well.

Pool is turned off but cell is saying it detects flow and is good to go.

They worked on a electric panel problem. They did however add water to the pool (don’t ask me how I knew....lol). Don’t see why they would need to access other parts of the system.

No solar, so this is normal? I don’t remember this happening before and coincidentally it started happening after a service tech came out to work on something.

Not sexy enough or stupid question? Here, I’ll add some sexiness just in case....

Hi all, I’ve been noticing the last few weeks when ever the pool starts up it sounds like water is filling the pipes (close to the heater) then eventually it all settles down. This is accompanied by a plethora of bubbles being pushed out of the returns. My question is why does this keep...

Looking good man. You should be swimming soon and hopefully this dang weather warms up.

4K Hester usually about 2 degrees per hour. And I would go to 90. Good luck.

I just a high pressure nozzle and spray them down? No bueno?

Hmmm, i only ever have to add acid and bleach so something tells me those other products could be the culprit.

I added 6 bags the other day (one at a time) and just mixed until i couldn’t see any more salt on the bottom. Make sure your swg is off and let the pump run a full 24 hours before you turn it back on.

Gym 7 days a week, come with me man. I’ll show you lazy......lol

B.s brah, liquid cya is awesome no matter if your rich or poor. I just pour it in, stir it, and done. The granules take all day to dissolve and needs manual intervention. Either way is fine if you have the money/time but calling people lazy because they like convenience is a bit callous, no?

Is a wet blanket better than no blanket?

Will do thanks.

Question! I have a separate pump that turns on my water feature. My main pump runs when it reaches a certain temp so do I need to worry about that second pump? Pic below

I have this problem as well. The blowers are way too strong (and loud) so I never turn them on anymore. Any way to slow it down?

So I decided to wrap the trunks with c7/c9 lights then wrapped them with blankets from the base to the fronds. Looks kind of funny at night. Wish me luck.

Queen palms so no dice.

The dreaded freeze is coming and expected to happen every night for 4 days in a row. My pool is thermal protected so good to go there. My worry this time is for my palm trees. Last year they were killed by one night of hard freezing so you can imagine my concern for the new ones I planted last...

Hard to find salt as well. Minor inconveniences compared to what everyone else is going through.

Bleach is hard to find after Harvey (people cleaning up). Good thing Leslie's still had some liquid chlorine.

Salt level dropped to 1500 and cya down to 10. No big deal considering what everyone else in houston is going through but just shows how about much water we got.

Yes, in the end a messed up pool is nothing compared to devastation others are facing in the Houston area. My hearts go out to them and I hope Harvey gets his butt out of here to offer some relief and hopefully those affected get back on their feet soon.