Hi,
Newbe here. We are looking at putting in an inground pool soon. I have looked at the Fiberglass pools and the liner pools. I hear good things about both and bad about both. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Deciding on what kind of pool to get
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easy to fix does not take a lot of time,does not tear,rip,decay,our bleech out. sand fillter is one of the best ways,salt is the best for your pool. it makes your chlorine for you,all you do is add saly,it does coast to start one up,but will pay for itself in the long run.
easy to fix does not take a lot of time,does not tear,rip,decay,our bleech out. sand fillter is one of the best ways,salt is the best for your pool. it makes your chlorine for you,all you do is add saly,it does coast to start one up,but will pay for itself in the long run.
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I would stay away from liner pools. We do nothing but gunite but I have heard bad and good for both gunite and fiberglass. Also we use nothing but DE filters at my company but I prefer sand, we also use the salt system for chlorine, it is expensive to start up but the water is better for sensitive skin and smell.
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