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Re: Cleaning up a very dirty pool with a DE filter
Thanks, We bypassed the filter and have been running the pool 24/7, we have been chlorinating every night and it is beginning to lighten a bit. The ph looks ok, do we need to worry about adding any stabilizer for the chlorine?
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Re: Cleaning up a very dirty pool with a DE filter
You'll need stabilizer. But while your pool is slimed, if you add the bleach at night -- so it can 'work' all night -- you'll have lost most of it by AM anyhow. And, the chlorine is more 'active' without stabilizer. So for now, it's not too critical.
Once your pool is fairly clear, though, it will need to be stabilized.
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Re: Cleaning up a very dirty pool with a DE filter
I started another thread, but thought I would post here as well to follow up. We ran into a leaky return line fitting. We dug down, drained the pool down to the fitting level and removed the fitting. When we went to install the new fitting, we can't fit it through the hole in the liner as the flange is too big, is there a trick that nanyone knows to do this? Should we try to diconnect the liner and slide the fitting between the pool wall and the liner from the top?
thanks
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