law. 
Oh, so that's what that was. I was able to stall off exchanging water due to CH accumulation for about five years. Here in CA we had a drought the entire time. So last October I had to exchange about 1/4, to get my CH back down, and BOOM! This last winter ended up being the wettest the State has seen in decades. Now I understand what happened!!I can control the weather thanks to Mr Murphy and his
If I drain, it will be a drought. If I top off the pool, we'll get a few inches of rain out of the blue.
#lifehack.
Use the quirks of the universe to your advantage. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility.
"I give myself very good advice..... but I very seldom follow it"Ironically, not long before I did my exchange, I had advised someone else here to wait until Spring to do one they were considering, because maybe the winter rains would do some of it for them. I didn't think to follow my own advice, being in CA and all.
Ah, who am I kidding? No I can't!!
Not quite as bad here, but close. Much cooler this year, especially at night, which kills all the heat my pool and solar heater absorbed the day before, so I'm not getting much in the way of residual heat from the previous day, which I need for max pool temps. So I'm with ya. I've got some major pool chores stacking up, but it's hard to get inspired to get them done when they will take longer than I'll be in the pool!
It’s already so hot here - my car said 100 degrees today! I can only imagine what’s waiting for them upon their return
