the above-ground plastic pool is only 1100 gallons, but it has a small electric filter. I would rather not use chlorine, because of all the PH balancing and shocking that goes into maintaining it. Too much work. Isn’t there a simpler solution, to keep the water pure and clear?
I had a fire truck fill up my pool for me and it had rusty water in the tank and now it is in my pool i was wondering how i could clean it out. any ideas? Thanks.
i have a hayward star-clear c500 model for inground pool. i followed instructions for cleaning the cartridge filter, and then replaced all the parts. when i turn my pump back on, the filter violently gushes water from the top. the lid is on tight as far as i can tell…
We have very hard water in the area we live and it’s leaving mineral deposits on the tile in our pool. Please advise us the best way to clean the water line and remove these deposits.. Thank you
I need to test a pool cartridge filter and pump, but it is not hooked up to a pool. Will running it dry damage the filter or pump? Thx
I just bought a pool and goning to hook to a salt water system. How offen do you have to add pool salt in it.
I’m in Elgin, Illinois (60123) and I need a water supply for my pool. Is it gonna cost me less than filling it up from my faucet. Please help. I need a website where I can find informations.
I Just bought my pool and fill it up it took 5 hours and I don’t want to re-filled it and waste water. This is actually my first big pool and I have no clue of how to keep it clean and fresh. I am living in a hot weather area where it gets about 115 F degrees. Any tips or advice will be very helpful.
Our pool is 6 years old and has a GoldLine Salt water system. Could it be a fuse problem? There doesnt seem to be ANY electricity ‘running’ it.
I live in Memphis, TN and am interested in converting my pool to a salt water system. In my initial research, it seems as though there are a lot of different brands…each claiming to be the best. What do I need to look for? Are they all the same? I’d rather spend a little more up front in exchange for a system that requires less maintenance.
i’ve noticed a definite difference in the quality of water from los angeles vs. las vegas or hawaii. i’ve recently vacationed at the latter cities and despite my frequent showers (at the beach, pool and hotel rooms) my skin didn’t feel dry at all.
But once i returned to my home my hair and skin have felt significantly dryer. i’ve been considering a water filter for the whole house or a soft water system. by the way, i’m not sure if there’s a difference. but i’m wondering if either of these will make any difference. i’ve already installed a filtered shower head, but i couldn’t notice a big difference.
