Pool filtering

[jeffallen]

It has been over 6 months since I have used my swimming pool and the floor has been covered with these so-called "algae", I have tried cleaning it all myself but then it isn't easy to do it all. I have done with draining half the water but it takes time doing the same. I might want somebody to help me by proceeding with the work and making it perfect. I got no contact with anyone as such in town except a professional who has done the same at my friends house, he had asked me to go through ferrari pools
Would like ideas on this?

[jojopool]

If that's Ferrari Pools in New England stay away!

I've heard terrible reports about them.

Check out their reviews at http://www.yelp.com/biz/ferrari-pools-a ... shrewsbury

[Larry]

Hi Jeff and welcome to the forum

If you could give us some information about your pool we might be able to help.

If the pool is green and full of algae all is not lost. You may not have to drain and refill, though that is your choice.

It is not all that difficult to turn your green swampy pool blue and have it ready for use by the time the warm swimming weather starts.

Larry

[jeffallen]

If that's Ferrari Pools in New England stay away!

I've heard terrible reports about them.

Check out their reviews at http://www.yelp.com/biz/ferrari-pools-a ... shrewsbury

I was talking about Ferrari Pools in Canada and not the one in England

[Larry]

I don't seem to be able to find any information about them. No address, telephone, website, facebook, etc...

If you need some help you are welcome to ask for support on the forum.

Larry

[Larry]

By the way, did you manage to solve your body itch problem in the Total Immersion Forums?