Hey all, Not sure this is the proper category for my issue but didn't see a more applicable option. Anyway, I'll try to be brief but may be unsuccessful.
3-4 weeks ago my neighbors grass cutter was doing their backyard which is maybe 8 feet from my inground vinyl pool separated by a wood fence. I happen to be finishing my vacumming when he came chugging into their backyard on his ride-on mower. He runs over several large sandy clay patches (No Grass) caused by my neighbor exercising their retriever dogs. My brothers retriever loved to play fetch too. Due to the wind that day coming towards me, a dust storm rained down over the entire surface of my water. I don't know but could the particles settle on the botton and cause the spots and be really difficult to clean? Other than the small spots, the water is clear algae free.
The spots can't be picked up by my Wybot robot or washed off by my sweeper broom. I have to put a bristle brush on my foot and get in the pool to remove it. Spoke with the grass cutter in private but it's hard to tell your neighbor what to do in their yard. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks
3-4 weeks ago my neighbors grass cutter was doing their backyard which is maybe 8 feet from my inground vinyl pool separated by a wood fence. I happen to be finishing my vacumming when he came chugging into their backyard on his ride-on mower. He runs over several large sandy clay patches (No Grass) caused by my neighbor exercising their retriever dogs. My brothers retriever loved to play fetch too. Due to the wind that day coming towards me, a dust storm rained down over the entire surface of my water. I don't know but could the particles settle on the botton and cause the spots and be really difficult to clean? Other than the small spots, the water is clear algae free.
The spots can't be picked up by my Wybot robot or washed off by my sweeper broom. I have to put a bristle brush on my foot and get in the pool to remove it. Spoke with the grass cutter in private but it's hard to tell your neighbor what to do in their yard. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks
