Search results

We had a pretty rough new england winter here and yesterday i was inspecting the pool. I noticed there is about only 1-2" of water in the bottom. I figured since there was a huge ton of ice sitting on top it must have sunk down pushing the water up the sides and over the top by some water...

Topic split off from this thread. Moderator. I opened up to a slight film on the liner which i have scrubbed a lot off. I added one gallon of 12% shock and algecide(for the Aw) to the pool so far and have been running it for 2 days. Is there such a thing as too much shock? Everyone say shock...

Good question i am wondering the same thing. I have a 32x16 rectangle AG pool with a deck at one end. The cover i have is just a basic style that you can insert the weights around the edge or fasten with other methods with the eyelets (which i am doing) So what would be my best approach? tight...

I have just googled for about 30min and i can't seem to find a fair (cheap) pool cover for my pool. My pool is an above ground 32x16 rectangle with a deck (6' or 8' i believe). The only cover i could seem to find was the super nice $700 model that supports large wild animals. That is too much...

This the first season with a pool so everything is new. For the past few days we have had short but massive heavy rains. I checked the pool today and the water must have raised it a good 2inches. The water is now over the skimmer. What do i do wish this extra water? I do not really have a drain...

OK so after a long expensive battle to get a pool up and running we finally did it (still more work but it can wait until next year) What happened so far is after filling the pool and letting it sit a few days which invited alge to the pool party, we shocked pretty strongly and added algeside...