Quote Originally Posted by mshumack
Your supposed to have counter-clockwise flow in North America. I don't know why, that's what PB told me. "Flush your toilet and see which way the water goes" was his explaination.
That, my internet friends, is Hogwash.

Direction of circulated water in a swimming pool is at the owners discretion, what he offered is only applicable to water draining naturally. pool water is pumped under pressure and can be sent to the spot of your choice.
Some good directions are not to fight prevailing winds because the debris your pushing upwind will be pushed back towards the wall fitting, if your pushing towards a skimmer less than 15 feet away aim it slightly lower than the skimmer so you don't blow the debris past the skimmer, and if the skimmer is further away aim the return up towards the surface to get good action pushing the debris towards the skimmer.

raven,
Your best bet would be to open the main drain completely and close your skimmers each to about a quarter of their fully open position. Aim your eyeballs down towards the floor and slightly in the direction of the skimmers. Doing this will allow you to draw more water from the deepend and replace it with the warmer water from your equipment.

See Ya,
Kelly