Good pics. Always clean as much physical debris out of the pool with a leaf net before SLAMing.
It depends on your filter. I just had to remove a collar with two bolts and pull up. Yours may need a particular wrench, but I only needed a screwdriver. Do you have the manual for your pump? You could try googling for the pdf also.Ohhh, I'm also a newbie and trying to clear up algae. I don't have much to offer except keep going at it and have LOTS of bleach on hand! Curious if you had a special wrench to take the lid off of the filter to clean it out? I'm pretty sure we need to do this, too, but was told we should have been given a special wrench. Everyone on this site is so helpful! Good luck and keep at it!
P.S. How did you add the pictures with the app? I have some pictures, but haven't been able to load them using my chrome book. I took them on my phone and could load them that way, but don't don't how!![]()
That is horrifying. Ugh. I hope their dog doesn't get sick. I had worms coming out last week, and I dumped my net over the fence into the woods so my dogs wouldn't go near it. YuckYep, that's gross. Just read a post from someone who let their dog eat the worms off the pool cover. I would have gagged and the dog would become an outside dog. Keep doing what you are doing and will clear up!
Yep!one note, does your filter have a rinse feature? you should use it just after a backwash, 30 seconds at most.
this will prevent the green that got into the reverse side of the filter from blowing back into the pool.
Had to order a proper vacuum from Amazon, but I did a lot of net scooping today. I have to add CYA (tonight) and metal sequestrant before beginning SLAM (hopefully tomorrow if my numbers look better).Good pics. Always clean as much physical debris out of the pool with a leaf net before SLAMing.