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re: Best way to reclaim post-Ida pool?
Posted on 9/4/21 at 1:33 pm to yat70458
Posted on 9/4/21 at 1:33 pm to yat70458
Spot on. Got home late and first worked to remove the debris by pool net. The water color wasn’t from an algae outbreak, it was just an insane amount of sediment and other granular gunk, dirt, mold pollen whatever.
Ran the Dolphin in short 10 minute cycles because it would be full of debris and gunk by then. Backwashed once last night and again this morning. Finally called it a night around 3:30 am with it looking much much better. Woke up and is back to manageable status with plans to Slam it next.
I think next hurricane I’ll try to be prepared with a good cover to save much trouble.
Ran the Dolphin in short 10 minute cycles because it would be full of debris and gunk by then. Backwashed once last night and again this morning. Finally called it a night around 3:30 am with it looking much much better. Woke up and is back to manageable status with plans to Slam it next.
I think next hurricane I’ll try to be prepared with a good cover to save much trouble.
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Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:15 pm to Havoc
Go to pool store and get product called Back to Blue. It circulates through the pool and smothers all the crap in the water. Then you vacuum it off floor of pool out to waste. No matter how green or black my pool gets, it always turns clear the next morning after using this stuff.
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