The water becomes aggressive and can etch the plaster and metal parts of the pool and equipment.
The water becomes aggressive and attacks anything with which it comes in contact. Not a good environment for the pool finish or the equipment.
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A cork has a low density. It is lower then water. That causes it to float.
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you can buy the strips to test the pool water it will tell u whats low and ok and just right
Not likely, make sure all chemicals are balanced. If still cloudy, use a clarifier sold at pool stores.
Low suction from your pump, damaged hose,
A drained swimming pool will be more dangerous to anyone who could fall into the pit. The pool will need fencing around it that is sturdy and anti-tamper proof. What are your plans for rain water when it fills during a storm? What are your plans for when you have a lot of rain and the water table surrounding the pool rises enough to make the pool float out of the ground????
Add rain water this has very low alkalinity
When I hear the term "sputter" in conjunction with swimming pool jet it usually indicates "air" returning back to the pool with the water. There are several reasons for this to occur, from low level of pool water causing the pool surface skimmer to draw in air, to, an air intrusion leak at or near the front of the pool pump. Several other possibilities can exist but, bottom line is the "sputter" is generally associated with air in the system.
It is not recommended with most swimming pool lights for the sake of the light However swimming pool lights work on low voltage. the power goes through a transformer cutting it down for the sake of safety so even if you end up with a short circuit in the light there is no danger to the swimmers. In the 35 years I have been building and remodeling swimming pools I can tell you over 99% of pool lights are 120v. Certainly not low voltage. They are however since 1977 wired through a GFCI breaker to cut the power in the event of a short. I still run into older pools whose light is wired directly to a switch with no safeguards in place.