We have a Silencer 2hp air blower currently installed to run an in-ground air bar. When the pool was installed, I remember our installer moving (easily) the motor from the pipe that it sits on to a pipe to make it bubble up the in-ground spa.
That's become a major source of friendly contention between my husband and me, because he's convinced we'd need a separate thing installed professionally to give me the bubbles I crave. Well, today I had a service guy over for another issue and asked him about installing one. He said it's there, just move it over to your spa pipe. He pulled it off and showed me, but then said the pipes weren't cut right to do that. He said just have your hubby "cut the pipe" to fit it on both pipes.
But now I'm perplexed - the pipes are right next to each other so I'm not sure how it could be moved from one to another as desired. Or did he mean just give up the air bar in favor of the spa bubbles? (Which wouldn't go over well with my family as they oddly love those bubbles in the middle of the shallow end.)
I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but it seemed safer to ask in here in case it's a silly question.
Oh, and hopefully the signature is there okay and we're in Vegas, in case that part didn't show.
That's become a major source of friendly contention between my husband and me, because he's convinced we'd need a separate thing installed professionally to give me the bubbles I crave. Well, today I had a service guy over for another issue and asked him about installing one. He said it's there, just move it over to your spa pipe. He pulled it off and showed me, but then said the pipes weren't cut right to do that. He said just have your hubby "cut the pipe" to fit it on both pipes.
But now I'm perplexed - the pipes are right next to each other so I'm not sure how it could be moved from one to another as desired. Or did he mean just give up the air bar in favor of the spa bubbles? (Which wouldn't go over well with my family as they oddly love those bubbles in the middle of the shallow end.)
I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but it seemed safer to ask in here in case it's a silly question.
Oh, and hopefully the signature is there okay and we're in Vegas, in case that part didn't show.
But a simple request from the pool guy that I turn up the RPMs on my pump sent me in search of knowledge and now it's a whole new world of learning all about this thing.