Anyone know anything about Inground Pools?

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by Andres

Choosing an inground pool cleaner is the best to remove all the dirt and debris of your swimming pool on regular basis. It also does the job within a considerable amount of time. There are 3 types of pool cleaners like manual, automatic and robotic cleaners. Choose the one which best suits to your pool. There are increase in chances of dirt accumulation collecting at the walls and floors of this in-ground swimming pool. This in turn may make your pool looks like muddy.

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Inground Pools

Are you serious? Your 1st post is this?

I smell

Originally Posted by CrazyKell

In this hot weather (I assume you're having a "heat wave" too since you're quite close to me) you'll have a much harder time keeping it clear. It could be that and the pollen.

Algicide okay?

Yeah, it really seems to be the pollen. Pretty much everyone around has been having issues with keeping their pool clear this year because of the crazy freakin' weather. It'll start to clear and then we'll get either a massive rain storm or it'll get so un-Godly hot with a crazy-high pollen count.

oh well. I'm chalking it up to a funky weather year.

[Cruzergirl]

Bummer about the pool. You've probably already thought about this but... I recently learned that you shouldn't shock the pool during the day (when its sunny). It is best done after the sun goes down. We had that problem in the SO's pool for a while (the friend who was caring for it didn't know this...).

Good luck...

[Mudpuppy]

depends on what kind of shock you use..

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by Cruzergirl

Bummer about the pool. You've probably already thought about this but... I recently learned that you shouldn't shock the pool during the day (when its sunny). It is best done after the sun goes down. We had that problem in the SO's pool for a while (the friend who was caring for it didn't know this...).

Good luck...

yep, evenings after the sun goes down.

Lo and behold, it's clearing up now and nothing has changed

Damn weather.

[pauldun170]

Switch to saltwater.

[Mudpuppy]

and throw in some black piranha.. then invite the in laws over..

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by pauldun170

Switch to saltwater.

In upstate NY? right

[pauldun170]

Originally Posted by Particle Man

In upstate NY? right

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There aren't anyplaces that can't do the switch for you?

A few people we know switched over this year. Pool co came, swapped out some filters\lines\in their system and did what they needed to do.

All I know is that it fucking rocks. Awesome to swim in and no more "treatments".
All theyv've had to do so far is scoop out the typical debris.

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by pauldun170

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There aren't anyplaces that can't do the switch for you?

A few people we know switched over this year. Pool co came, swapped out some filters\lines\in their system and did what they needed to do.

All I know is that it fucking rocks. Awesome to swim in and no more "treatments".
All theyv've had to do so far is scoop out the typical debris.

what about recovery in the spring after the snow? We use a Loop Loc cover so water/snow etc filters through.

[pauldun170]

Originally Posted by Particle Man

what about recovery in the spring after the snow? We use a Loop Loc cover so water/snow etc filters through.

Salt doesn't go anywhere, however you have to make sure that the balance of whatever the fuck other stuff they put in it is good.
I'm not positive as I'm going off word of mouth so a google search would be more reliable than me running my mouth.