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Not sure what I do wrong, but I have an intex sand filter/pump, and I always seem to find a small amount of sand when im vaccuming. The filter is quite new, and the same thing happened with my previous filter as well.

Has anyone come up with a simple/cheap way to protect their sand filter from the rain? I've just had to order a new one and would like to protect it. I'm up for building something simple myself but cant seem to come up with an actual plan other than sticking 4 wooden posts into the ground...

I have an intex sand filter/pump, the pump is making a weird clicking sound, any ideas what it could be? Video here: Pump noise - YouTube Its still pumping the water fine, I did a backwash and rinse earlier to see if it made any difference but no luck.

Just going to breifly explain my setup, Ive got a 15ft frame pool with a intex sand filter and an air source heat pump. Now obviously im fine using the intex plumbing until I need to connect the filter outlet to the heater. Ive currently made some very basic (and quite useless) adapters out of...

My rope for my intex frame pool is pretty much useless now, I've read on here about ratchet straps, just wondering if anyone could provide me with any information or pictures of how theyve done it? Also how long will the ratchet strap need to be for a 15ft pool?

Is there anyway to extending this type of intex hose by connecting another one to it? A small adapter that I could screw each side into would be ideal but I don't know if that exists!

Hi there. I've got a 15ft Intex frame pool, It's heated via a air source heat pump. I'm in the UK so the weather isn't exactly warm so I'd like to preserve as much heat as possible. I've got a decent solar cover and last year wrapped the sides with a bubble wrap type loft insulation...

I currently have a 15ft intex frame pool with a 5kw air source heat pump connected. I'm running it 12 hours a day which is getting me a steady 26 degree temperature. I'm in the UK and the night time low at the moment is 11 degrees. So I imagine I'm losing quite a lot at night. I have a blue/gold...

I've had a standard quick set pool for a few years, my lawn slopes so I kind of built up a wall of compost around the edge of the pool giving me a deeper middle if you know what I mean. Anyway that pool is now beyond repair, so I'm either thinking of getting another the same or getting a bigger...