Saturday, July 18th, 2009
If you keep the water circulating constantly ( including flow through chlorinators etc) there’s no problem. Moving water doesn’t freeze. The issue you’ll have, is that if your area suffers some sort of power outage during the winter, you’ll get a freeze. There’s your risk.
I see that people are suggesting all sorts of things [...]
Tags: Area, Bendin, degree celcius, Inground, Leave, moving water, Must, Open, Pool, Power, South, System, Toronto, water, Water Chemistry, Winterize
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Wednesday, July 15th, 2009
I have an 18×36 in ground pool (this is our first year with a pool.. we bought a house that had one) anyways, can some of you experts please lead me in the right direction of how to successfully close it for the winter. We have return lines running to the pool from the pump [...]
Tags: Advice, Closing, Ground Pool, Inground, Iowa, Need, Pool, pump, step advice, Steps, Water Chemistry, Winter
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Sunday, May 10th, 2009
I will discus two primary algae problems; green water (or free floating algae) and attached algae such as common string algae (also known as hair algae, blanket algae or Blanket weed).
First a brief description: Algae are plants that vary from small and single-celled to complex multi-cellular species that use photosynthesis to produce nutrients they [...]
Tags: Algae, Blanket Weeed, Co2, Filters, Filtration, Green Water, Maintenance, Nutrients, Parameters, Photosynthesis, Pond, Redox, String, Uv Sterilizer, Water Chemistry
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