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Thread: Pump run-time in the Central-Texas winter?

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    joelq is offline Registered+ Thread Analyst joelq 0
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    Default Re: Pump run-time in the Central-Texas winter?

    Hi - for what it's worth, I live the the Dallas-area, and I've been running my pool 1.5 hours everyday, and that seems to be enough to keep the water sparkling. I did throw in about 1/3 gallon of bleach the other day (11k gallon pool), just in case, as my FC was down to 0.5 ppm.

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    Default Re: Pump run-time in the Central-Texas winter?

    Tom/aquarium...yes, I'm still reading and interested to see how your experiments are coming along.

    After the initial postings, I turned off my scheduled times and let the pool go with just the freeze protection, since it was coming on for parts of almost every night anyway. Recently, I broke down and put on 2 hours of run time during the part of the day I was home so I could admire the waterfall.

    The pool water temp actually got up to 50 degrees yesterday, but a front came through and I think it'll be back to the 40's for the foreseeable future.

    Joelq...good to hear other pools can survive with reduced pump time, too.
    Sandy
    15,600 gallon, screened 15x30 IG plaster sport pool with 6x8 tanning area, Aquarite SWCG, Hayward cartridge filter, Polaris 280 cleaner

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