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We took a water sample to the pool store for testing. He couldn't print results for us but said the water was actually in pretty good shape and gave us two bags of shock and told us to bring a sample back next week. The water was sort of white, not green, cloudy and we could see the bottom...

Looks like we will need something better, but here is what we got. CC - 0 pH - 7.2 TA - 250

We only have a Pentair 78HR pool and spa test kit. So we should probably go get a better one before we start? - - - Updated - - - Oh, the water temp is 52 degrees, when we lifted the cover it was steaming! 9 a.m. And it is about 50 degrees out and sunny. Yay.

This is our first year opening our agp. We are about to take our heavy duty cover now. I am having a hard time finding anything on start up timing for pools in Seattle. I will take some pictures and give some status on its condition shortly.

Woody, did you coat the pool prior to backfilling to avoid corrosion? I will check our warranty and see if their are any instruction with the pool paperwork. I don't recall seeing it. Also, I read a lot places that you fill the space with about six inches of sand to protect the coping from...

We just had our 24'x52" AG pool installed. They had to dig down about 24" on on side. We want to backfill the foot all the way around it. I can't find anything but old and conflicting information. It is that the majority of people have pretty level ground? Anyone have experience backfilling?

Mine did that. I learned that you need to put the hose in front of the tube that puts the water back into the pool so it pushes water through the hose. When the bubbles stop coming out of the vacuum, the hose is purged of air, then you connect the hose to the intake thing.