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Yes, it seems like now would be the time to add a ledge. If you do add one, make sure to tie it into the main pool structure, so it may take some demolition to get it anchored in place Read More …

As long as it goes back together well you shouldn’t need to use any additional sealer or silicone. If you feel something is needed, a waterproof flexible sealant like Boss 801 would be the only one to consider.

It’s likely ground water causing the issue. You may want to add some drainage with sump pump to the area (adjacent to the spa dig a hole down to below the level of the pool – drop a sump in Read More …

Nothing will stick really well in an under water application. Gluing some tread down with a waterproof silicone may be an option, but having the steps addressed by someone who is familiar with your pool and how to prevent slipping Read More …

If you have sharp objects in your pockets, that could be an issue. Normal bathing/swimming/jumping should be just fine.

No, an ear infection is likely isolated to your wife’s ear and as long as the pool is properly sanitized it’s safe for other bathers to use.

From what you describe it would be worth pulling up the concrete to ensure you have proper bonding and grounding. You don’t want to take any chances with voltage and electricity. It sounds like it’s the next necessary step.

Yes, once ascorbic acid is dissolved in the water it is safe to be in the water – as long as you didn’t add an excessive amount. Following package directions/amounts you should be just fine!