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until it is empty stupid/ Contrary to Einsteins answer do not drain your above ground pool completely. This will take all the pressure off of your liner and cause it to start shrinking which will cause damage to your liner. Connect a water hose and have water continuously flowing into your pool. You want to allow 6-7 inches to remain in your pool.
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Vinyl liner in pool is slipping down can anyone help or know repair person?
You'll have to pump the pool down far enough to get the liner lip back into the groove. If you need someone to do it check out pool businesses in the phone book.
Were do worms live?
In the ground but when it starts to get close to winter they move far down in the dirt
Where is the drain pipe on 24 Carrot island?
The drain pipe is to the far right and down, on the far side of the Carrot Cake Factory. Once you have a crowbar, and the blueprint from the window near the roof, you can enter the factory. (see related question)
Can you empty and then refill your dirty gunite pool?
* Yes, you can drain it. DO NOT leave it empty, however, but refill promptly. If the pool is empty and there is a lot of water in the ground soil, it could cause the pool to float and crack. == == * I have had this house for 4 years and have drained my gunite pool every spring, acid-washed it and refilled it. So far no problems. It does need resurfacing, but not because of what we did. It needed that when we bought the house. I understand that the cost of that is about $10,000. Which means... it might rather be a pond, or a cemented area with an above-ground pool. * Pools should not be drained completely unless the water table is low. Otherwise water table pressure can damage an empty pool. I never drain my in-ground pool more than 18" below the deck, and keep chlorine tablets in floaters in the pool all winter, which cuts down on brackishness. Removing cover & cleaning in spring just means brushing & vacuuming everything to the filter, then backwash. Sparkling water in one or two days. * When I lived in Texas, people with this problem installed plastic liners. Some of the ones I saw looked like a tiled pool.
How do you scrub the bottom of an 8 ft inground pool when it is very difficult to push the pole down that far?
You need a pool tele pole that is 8' and extends to 15' k
If winter comes can spring be far behind?
essay on "if winter comes can spring be far behind"
How far up do you fill the pool?
If it is a flex-wall pool, do not fill the top 6 inches. This could create pressure that would weaken the wall. Water may need to be added due to evaporation in outside pools, or removed to drain water from rainfall.
How do you get tadpoles out of the pool?
Use a net to remove those that you can. As tadpoles cannot be living to deep in the pool, you will likely not need to go very far down. Drain the pool. Those tadpoles that are left will likely die, or be easier to remove with the net. Depending on where you live, frogs will probably not stay around a dry hole for very long and will move on. From there, you need to only clean the pool and refill it using chlorine to keep out such creatures in the future. Use a cover to keep them from coming back in the colder months, or drain the pool again.
What is the distance of a swimming pool?
distance???? Do you mean how far can a swimming pool travel???
Has anyone used sider-proof ff-pr for resurfacing a gunite pool and if so what was your experience?
I actually used this product for my pool with great results. And used it after my neighbor had applied Sider Proof FF PR in his pool the year before. Ok...welll it has been a year now and the Sider Proof is holding up great! I had to drain my pool and it still looks new! So far great stuff!
How far does a above the ground pool have to be from property line in the town of brookhaven?
How far does an above ground pool have to be from property line in the town of brookhaven
Where did the words roan pipe originate from?
A roan pipe is the drain pipe leading down from the gutter, also known as a gutter pipe. As far as I know it is of Scottish origin.
