Testing my first pic of my new pool
- Thread starter bigkevj
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kywildcats
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The link works, but pic is pretty small. You should just be able to post pic here, without the link. I think you copy the IMG link on Photobucket and then paste it here. Somebody else may have a better idea.
big,
I noticed if you clicked on the small pic it got bigger.
I also noticed that your pool and spa are separate. Not the normal set up I see here all the time. Are the two bodies of water connected or separate. Is this just a normal hot tub/spa sunk into the ground? I like it.
Jim R.
I noticed if you clicked on the small pic it got bigger.
I also noticed that your pool and spa are separate. Not the normal set up I see here all the time. Are the two bodies of water connected or separate. Is this just a normal hot tub/spa sunk into the ground? I like it.
Jim R.
Trying the IMG
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They are separate, and I just bought this house about a month ago. What is not normal about this in your area? I would think in KS, this is pretty normal. I can winterize my pool and keep the spa going in the wintertime. All filters, valves, pumps, etc are completely separate. I have two sets of all equipment. They are not connected, completely separate. I have a cover for the spa, but I love the look of it so I have not been covering it.
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They are separate, and I just bought this house about a month ago. What is not normal about this in your area? I would think in KS, this is pretty normal. I can winterize my pool and keep the spa going in the wintertime. All filters, valves, pumps, etc are completely separate. I have two sets of all equipment. They are not connected, completely separate. I have a cover for the spa, but I love the look of it so I have not been covering it.
What you say makes perfect sense.
I think we have a lot of users from California, Texas, and Florida, that do not understand the concept of closing a pool for the winter.
Down here, most pools that I see have the Spa and Pool as sort of one structure, often the Spa spills over into the pool.
Thanks,
Jim R.
I think we have a lot of users from California, Texas, and Florida, that do not understand the concept of closing a pool for the winter.
Down here, most pools that I see have the Spa and Pool as sort of one structure, often the Spa spills over into the pool.
Thanks,
Jim R.
Gotcha. I can drain my spa into my pool if I wanted to and turn the valves just right. Ill have to post a pic of my pool house and equipment...it is a sight with 2 sets of equipment in there.
