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First I would add more water to the pool. If you have lost some due to evaporation, or if you have added any additional chlorine to the pool you could have higher salt readings. If after adding water, the light Read More …

HI – I would only eliminate a main drain if you have a significant issue with it being broken or leaking that is not easy to get to – ie if the broken pipe is buried underneath the patio and Read More …

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Yeah, so never put chlorine tablets in a skimmer. It is a high concentrate of chlorine that way that will eat the pool equipment (especially the heater!!) use a floater or get a CL220, offline or inline chlorinator. The water Read More …

Yes, REVIVE! is safe to use in all types of pools/finishes.   REVIVE! Swimming Pool Phosphate and Algae Remover Chemical For Pools – 32 oz REVIVE! is an excellent initial water treatment to eliminate potential problems in new pools, spring Read More …

  The length of time it takes a filter to clear up a pool depends on a lot of things, especially what the water chemistry is doing. If the pH and alkalinity are high, the water can filter and clean Read More …

If it is a newer filter, you could replace the dome – I’d consider new 3-5 years old. Older than that, it’s worth looking at replacement. If you have the old fiberglass style pool filter and it’s really, really old, Read More …

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