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I need to get a pump and if I dump out the whole pool and start over, It will cost me about $60 in sewer charges and $120 in water charges to refill. So about $300 or a little more if I want to get a pump that would drain the pool reasonably fast.

I appreciate the input. I am going to definitely do the reading and watching...mostly at this point I am just trying to keep the pool from turning into a swamp until I can afford to take the water bill hit in refilling it.

Thanks, had my information in the wrong spot when I signed up. I am performing my own tests as well as having the water tested weekly at the store who serviced my pool in the past before I owned the house. My home test kit is a Taylor K-2006.

Thanks. I want to do a fair amount of reading and searching before I get some questions out there, I imagine there's plenty to find here that's already been asked. My weekly water tests have shown most everything is in "good" ranges except for the aforementioned stabilizer.

I am a newer resident of the eastern edge of Dallas and bought a home with a pool. My first 45 days have been quite an experience with the pool, learning mostly and trying to manage a high stabilizer situation (around 90 in successive tests) and some trouble spots with algae which from what...