I am converting my pool from baquacil to chlorine and because of that I am thinking of doing a partial drain to get the phmb levels down before I start. On one shortside of the pool I got four steps down into the pool. Is there anyone who knows if there are any risks with that. When the pool was build they put weights on the steps to hold the liner down. Is this something I also need to do when I drain?
Draining a pool with steps
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We suggest one only drains down to about 12-18 inches in the shallow end. This acts to protect the liner from shifting out of position.
Yes, there will still be a minimal amount of Bacqua in the water, but it will help you enormously when you go to transition.
Have you read the procedure for that?
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Maddie
Yes, there will still be a minimal amount of Bacqua in the water, but it will help you enormously when you go to transition.
Have you read the procedure for that?
Convert Your Baqua Pool to Chlorine
This Step-by-step guide will help you transform your pool from Biguanide (Baquacil, SoftSwim hereafter referred to as Baqua) to chlorine. Read more
www.troublefreepool.com
Maddie
Thanks for your reply. I have no shallow end in my pool but on one side there is a stair with 4 steps witch I am wondering if there is any risk with?
And yes I have read about the procedure and wants to get the baqua level down before I begin.
And yes I have read about the procedure and wants to get the baqua level down before I begin.
AH! Ok... no problem. Treat them like any where else in the pool. They have the same finish and chemicals requirements as the water in the other end.
Maddie
Maddie
