I just switched my sand filter to a cartridge filter setup and it seems to be working well but, they're building a new house nextdoor and after the lot was cleared I have some fine silt that wafted over into my pool that I cannot seem to get rid of.
I vacuum the pool and the water looks great until the next morning and the silt has settled in to the wrinkles on the bottom of the liner.
With the sand filter I would just pump to 'waste' and problem solved, but now that I don't have a wooded lot nextdoor I have no where to empty chlorine water without killing my grass.
Are there any issues using something to get the 'fines' to stick together and then vacuum them up, or is there an attachment I could use to vacuum it up and be done once and for all...?
Thanks for any info regarding my problem...
After a search here I found out about 'slime bags' anyone had any experience using them?
I vacuum the pool and the water looks great until the next morning and the silt has settled in to the wrinkles on the bottom of the liner.
With the sand filter I would just pump to 'waste' and problem solved, but now that I don't have a wooded lot nextdoor I have no where to empty chlorine water without killing my grass.
Are there any issues using something to get the 'fines' to stick together and then vacuum them up, or is there an attachment I could use to vacuum it up and be done once and for all...?
Thanks for any info regarding my problem...
After a search here I found out about 'slime bags' anyone had any experience using them?
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