It APPEARS sand is stuck to my pool bottom
It APPEARS sand is stuck to my pool bottom
I opend my pool this year and shocked it as usual. After just a few days, a sandy substance appeared on the bottom and side walls of the pool liner. It cannot be brushed away. What is it, how did it happen and how can I correct it? Thanks in advance for any help that can be provided.
It APPEARS sand is stuck to my pool bottom
I am having the same issue this year. Any help would be good.
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It APPEARS sand is stuck to my pool bottom
I live in Michigan... have a vinyl lined pool and and having the same issue. It feels rough on the floor but not on the sides.... any suggestions?
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It APPEARS sand is stuck to my pool bottom
I have the very same thing and I see no one has responded..I hate to have to purchase a new liner...
It APPEARS sand is stuck to my pool bottom
I know this is a post from last year, but I am now having this problem. Any advice on how to get rid of it?
It APPEARS sand is stuck to my pool bottom
do you have a pool deck? What's it around the pool constructed? If you have rocky theme and decks accordingly, and is not fixed properly the sand could seep and settle in. I'm not sure though if the problem here is the same, but that is one possibility.
It APPEARS sand is stuck to my pool bottom
Cool trick to get it out of the pool is use a wet/dry vac.
Next...sounds like a lateral is still either broken or not screwed in correctly because you hsould not still be getting sand in the pool from your return. Sand stuck in the impeller would be a first for me and I look at about 600 of them a year.
AS far as the cloudiness, if oyur chlorine level is correct then you may need to "Floc" the pool and then vacuum to waste.
Next...sounds like a lateral is still either broken or not screwed in correctly because you hsould not still be getting sand in the pool from your return. Sand stuck in the impeller would be a first for me and I look at about 600 of them a year.
AS far as the cloudiness, if oyur chlorine level is correct then you may need to "Floc" the pool and then vacuum to waste.
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