They don't seem to be draining. I'm worried about cracked cement when I open. This is the first time closing the pool myself.
Will this be a problem in New England?
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They don't seem to be draining. I'm worried about cracked cement when I open. This is the first time closing the pool myself.
The hole the ladders mount into. There is suppose to be a drain hole but they don't seem to be doing anything. I have four holes, two for the ladder in the deep end and one for the pole by the shallow end stairs. They all hold water like this.
borjis
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Mine don't drain either. I just blow them out and put something heavy over it to keep rain out.
There is usually a drain hole in the bottom. Sometimes filled with concrete during installation and often clogged with debris. Use a hose as suggested above.
Stuff it with a piece of pool noodle & move on [emoji106]
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How does that help? I've seen that mentioned before but won't it just freeze around it and do pretty much the same?
When the ice expands, it crushes the noodle rather than putting force on the anchor. The noodle also greatly reduces how much water is there to start with.
n240sxguy
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Does your cover not go over them? I think mine does, but now I'm gonna have to check.
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