Micro -tears in liner?!?!?!

[aylad]

I would think that if you had tears in the liner, you would have noticed a significant amount of water loss, and that it would have gotten worse as the years went by. When I had 3 small tears in my liner last year, I was losing 1-2" or more every day in my 18 x 36 IG.

The liner experts on this forum may come by and say something different, but in my experience I would think that you'd know it if there were tears.

Janet

[waste]

As one of the "iner" experts () - I completely agree with Jan!

Like when you take your water down to the pool store for testing, they are trying to tell you that you need an expensive repair for a ~ non-issue

I believe that you have a 'surface water' issue and the solution is to provide heavy rains a trench to bypass the pool (I'll gladly consult with you on this if you'll tell me the topography of your yard )

[cleancloths]

Sounds like pure BS to me. I too have a very high water table and get water under the IG pool. Fortunately for me my builder knew this would happen and built a large drywell under the deep end of the pool and tied it in with a separate feed line to my circulating pump. When water builds up I valve this line it to waste ( and close lines to and from pool) and just pump the water away. Have worked great for many years.

[Phillbo]

just another pool store chemical pusher trying to diagnose your situation from behind a counter without seeing your pool.


Phosphate Remover will fix your 'iner'...

[aylad]

Hey Waste,
And you too, Phillbo!!

Janet