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CircuPool® Si-30 Replacement Cell 1.5 - - - Updated - - - I noticed this. Do you think water could of got in here and did some damage? I have been pushing the sheeting back in for a while now.

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The odd thing is, I use to see bubbles come out the return jet, but this year I am not seeing anything. It has been at 100% for days now. My water is crystal clear too. Here are my results: FC - 10 CC - 0 PH - 7.5 Cal - 300 TA - 110 CYA - 50 These numbers are typical for me for the past 4...

I have a Circupool Si 30 cell that has stopped making chlorine. The display shows the volts and amps going up, but nothing is being created (salt 3300). I called up Discount Salt Pool, and the person on the phone said that he is 99% sure my problem is my phosphates are too high. I have never...

Just wanted to provide some closure to this. I hit them up again and confirmed the size and shape of my pool. Here they were quoting me a custom in ground pool liner, and not a standard 24' round AGP. The new price is $224. That does include shipping which will come via a carrier (not...

Like buying a new phone... - - - Updated - - - Yea. I was pretty disappointed at their customer service. I guess, I will probably just get something from somewhere else. This is the liner that came with my pool so I don't have an itemized list of what each part costed. Maybe I will reach...

I was wondering if anyone had experience or filed a liner warranty claim. I have a Latham liner in my pool. I am getting some separation along the bead. I am on year three of my warranty so I emailed them and sent them pictures. They approved the warranty claim and said I would be responsible...

I went over, and then used a router to round over the edge. Putting the winter cover on can be a PITA, but not enough to make me wish I did anything else.

It has been great. No issues whatsoever this summer. I have been really happy that I spend the few extra bucks for it. I get compliments on it all the time. Putting it together was a breeze.

I have a Wanda as well. I have a two speed 1hp pump. The pump sits about 12 feet from the pool. Wanda runs just fine on hi speed. She also works good on low speed, she just does not move as fast. So all of the parts on her freely move? There is a back ring and a couple paddles on the bottom...

We cover ours every night until it gets to warm, then we leave it off for a night. Just a balance of how warm you want to keep the water. We like it around 84-88. Once it gets over 88, we leave it off for a night to bring the temp back down. It also keeps the bugs out by putting the cover on.

Central PA here, and I opened a few weeks ago. Since we have had 17 days of rain in a row. The water temp is hanging around 69. This time last year we were swimming with water temps in the mid 80's. Probably still a couple weeks out till we think about it.

I have a Wanda the Whale. I am happy with her. She even works great when my pump is on low speed. I think I paid around 130ish on Amazon.

I have Wanda the Whale, and she does a great job. Works will on both speeds of my two speed pump.

We wanted an oval at first. When we went to look at them at the local dealer, they talked us out of it. The girl drew a circle on a piece of paper, and then put a two lines though it to make it an oval. She said look at all of that swim space, that was just eliminated to make an oval. Not to...

yea, they fit very nicely. They are actually curved in the back to fit the curve of the pool wall. There is plenty of room for someone to sit on them while people are getting in and out of the pool. Here is another picture.

The camo tool is amazing. Takes a little longer, but well worth it. The steps have been a big hit, everyone loves them. I will tell you this, our local shop was selling them for 500, however I found them online for 350. So YMMV. Also on the Marksman tool. Be sure to use the smallest spacer...

are you checking the water line to the top rail. I thought I was a couple inches off when i filled it with water. But then I realized that it was just the pattern on the top of the liner making it look out of level. I checked the water and I am right on to maybe a 1/8th.

If you check out the link in my signature, i have some pictures of the deck. I made mine two levels to avoid extra excavation. Turned out really well, and the kids love jumping off the upper side.

Mine is half buried into a sloped yard, but it is also rated for a buried install. You can check the link in my signature. I left it out of the ground just enough to put in my deck on that side.

I agree with Kim, Wanda is the best. The kids love her. A Few things I have done: lighting, I found some solar rope lights on Amazon. SWCG Poured a concrete pad and hard plumbed BT speakers/sound system I would like to do some solar heating this year, added a valve and made a fountain Someone...

I have the confer wedding cake style. I do have them filled with sand, and it takes two pretty strong people to get them out. It could be easily done if you had one person inside the pool, and one person outside the pool. But by the time i took the steps out the water was in the 60s. I may try...

We have a Wanda the Whale. However my daughter calls her Rhonda. So we go with that.

I have used a few different things, this year we are going to buy one of these boxes from Sam's They are huge. Keter Jumbo Deck Box - 150 Gallon - Sam's Club

pay for the excavation, and pay for the concrete. Do the rest yourself. Check out their website, they have a .pdf of the instructions, read though them and you will see how easy it will be.

It's half in and half out. This coming summer will be the third summer for it.... Can't wait!

None that I can tell, the metal parts look to be the same as when i put it up. a lot of the exposed metal is covered in plastic. I am in no way concerned about that. It also has a lifetime warranty that covers corrosion. You can check out their website for more details on the warranty.

I only toss in the vac if i see visible debris. It is not often since I don't have trees dumping garbage into the pool. However, I don't even own brush. I have had my pool for 1.5 seasons, and have not done it once. Maybe I am a disaster waiting to happen. However, I never saw a need to brush...

Awesome. Can't wait to see it filled up.