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Amazon is going to start charging sales tax for 8 more states. NJ starts July 2013. I'm still going to be buying from them.

Mine would blow out in wind gusts. I installed the optional high wind stack, problem solved for me.

Re: SpeedStir bar not spinning Customer service said they had no complaints or inquiries on stir bar.

Had gotten my SpeedStir 3/10, and it didn't work. The stir bar just vibrated. I put a small button magnet in the vial and jumped all around, suggested the stir bar was bad. Customer service sent a new base unit and having me replace the batteries a couple of times. The new base unit did the...

At the end of season I use the noodles in the railing cups, autofill, skimmer when I winterize the pool. In the spring I throw them out.

Check out Overtons Marine site. Fiberglass and Gel coat section. There is also a marine repair kit available that allow you to duplicate the pattern/texture.

I second JasonLion's method. They slide out with no effort.

As old as your deck is and has no flaked areas along the edges, then its probably not kooldeck. I pressure wash mine in the beginning of the season. I use a rotating nozzle, makes a cone pattern. I use it at a 45deg. angle and don't get any closer than 18".

I don't believe ABS is for outdoor use. I would use PVC and paint if needed. Plastikote paint works very well.

I like the look of these: http://www.backyardcity.com/outdoor-lig ... ts-RWL.htm http://www.arborlandscape.com/landscape-lights.php http://www.low-voltage-lights.com/video-wall

I have 2 1/2" piping. The draw back is that you can't go to a box store for pipe and fittings.

I had a similar problem. Under my contract if it was reported in the first year of installation no charge. After one year $300 to drain, pull liner and remove pebble, then install liner.

Can't answer on types/brands of ladders. If all else fails, you could have a shop with a tubing bender make one out of stainless for you. I believe, someone else will come along with some suggests.

I would bolt it to the fence with 1/4x20 stainless screws and 1/2" spacers. You could cover the heads with covers like these;

I have a Hayward heater that vents from the top. It is close to a vinyl shed. If it is a concern you could add a heat shield spaced off the fence. A piece of galvanized steel or aluminum. My issue was the wind off the shed blowing out the heater. Hence the draft hood in the photo.

I wouldn't think it would be that bad. Unless it looks like a Hitchcock movie outside. I have ducks that enjoy my pool, takes quite a few birds to stack up to duck droppings.

You will also get small bubbles when the SWCG is on, producing chlorine.

Can only comment on my Hayward. Its been working fine for 4 years. It may take a little time, but someone from the industry/service may chime in.

These might be what your looking for. http://www.backyardcity.com/umbrellas/W ... r-Base.htm http://www.morepatioumbrellas.com/FIM-GIB-FIM1056.html

Welcome to TFP This is an article from Pool School on leak detection. pool-school/leak_detection

There are quite a number of people on the site that have installed Solar systems. Some of them may chime in for suggestions. In the mean time consider reading Pool School at the top of the page. I would suggest that you consider a good test kit. The price may appear to high for testing the...

Welcome to TFP Solar is the easiest and most affordable setup. A solar cover would help retain heat also.

Sorry about the link: http://www.powermat.com/

This link is an illustration of parts of solar setup. I called it a air purge, or vacuum relief valve.

Do you have an Air Purge Valve in your solar setup. More information about your setup would help.

Take a look at the attached for cleaning. I have used semi chrome polish for aluminum on my motor cycle. http://www.shorechemical.com/Section%20 ... leaner.htm

For people with composite decking the link is worth looking. http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml09/09217.html

1) Test kit 2) SWCG 3) Skimmer socks 4) Wall Whale And a distant 5th) Robotic cleaner

If its a standard looking outlet its 115v. Do you intend to use a compressor for anything else in the future (tools, spraying, nailer's).

I use a 26 gallon, 5hp, oil lube air compressor. I winterize the pool, also used for tools, nailer's, spray gun. Had the compressor long before the pool.