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    Default Re: stabilizer making it thru filter

    When you say stabilizer, do you mean cynuric acic (spelling?). Stabilizer is a powder. As far as using only DE in a sand filter, I think its like filling your car with diesel when you should have used gasoline. You can top off a sand filter with a 1/3 cup or so of de to enhance its filtration though, but you do need sand in a sand filter.

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    matcin2351,
    i gave you an extensive answer to this very same question on the other forum that you have been posting problem in since you got your 27' above ground pool and started installing and setting it up yourself.
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    Default Re: stabilizer making it thru filter

    Quote Originally Posted by posguy View Post
    When you say stabilizer, do you mean cynuric acic (spelling?). Stabilizer is a powder.
    No, it often comes in granules that are like rock salt.
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    Default Re: stabilizer making it thru filter

    thank you waterbear

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