We had our 1900's era aluminum coping replaced with pavers, finishing touches tomorrow.
We love our mason, but our pool now has a ton of sand and mud in it. The water is grey.
Just got the pump running, and we've got a sand filter. Can't see the bottom yet, though earlier on I saw a fair amount of sand
that had blown in. Not sure if it pays to vacuum if you can't see what you're doing.
Any ideas? I know floc is generally bad, but is this an exception? Would some DE sprinkled into skimmers help or is it too early?
We love our mason, but our pool now has a ton of sand and mud in it. The water is grey.
Just got the pump running, and we've got a sand filter. Can't see the bottom yet, though earlier on I saw a fair amount of sand
that had blown in. Not sure if it pays to vacuum if you can't see what you're doing.
Any ideas? I know floc is generally bad, but is this an exception? Would some DE sprinkled into skimmers help or is it too early?
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