. . . it's possible to clean up, of course. But what's easiest or best depends on what sort of filter you have, and what it will cost to drain and refill. So . . .
What kind of filter?
How much will it cost you to drain and refill?
Re: should I drain and refill
. . . it's possible to clean up, of course. But what's easiest or best depends on what sort of filter you have, and what it will cost to drain and refill. So . . .
What kind of filter?
How much will it cost you to drain and refill?
PoolDoc / Ben
Re: should I drain and refill
Installing pentair fnsp36 this weekend. Should cost between $100-150 in water.
Re: should I drain and refill
Cleaning up a swamp with a DE filter is painful and expensive -- since you are in an area where there's no risk of high ground water lifting the pool, drain it!
(I'm assuming you have either a concrete or fiberglass pool? Do NOT drain a vinyl pool!!!)
PoolDoc / Ben
Re: should I drain and refill
I'm thinking he same thing.
Thanks for your input
Re: should I drain and refill
I drained my pool last year due to extremely high CYA levels. Check with the city to see if they have anything for refilling pools, I was able to notify my city when I refilled my pool and received a lower rate for that period of time. Worth checking out.
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