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We drained our pool to redo coping. How long before the plaster becomes damaged by being exposed to air and sun without water?
not long ,e.....about 3-4minutes
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My pool is full of leaves and debris from a tree falling into it. I need to drain and clean it. How long do I have after draining to refill it?
You don't say what the interior finish is, liner, fiberglass, gunite?
If fiberglass, NEVER drain. They are known for popping up.
Where are you located?
Some areas have a high water table, in that case NEVER drain until ready to install new liner.
If concrete drain no more than a couple of days at a time.
Get as much out as you can before draining.
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I have a pool full of leaves and debris from a tree falling into it. I need to drain it and clean it. How long do I have after draining?
i would not drain it completely unless you would like to spend money to purchase a new one. if there is a deep and shallow end to the pool in the shallow side i wouldn't let it get any further down than 2 in in the shallow end. if the water is a green or black ANY water can be treated and clear again. it is not impossible to fix it. just putting several several gallons of chlorine or whatever chemicals you use in your water can clear it up and follow up with some clarifier once it gets to the "milky cloudy stage"
boil your kettle and then pour the boiling water over them, no need for chemicals
I have a 10ft x 6ft inflatable pool. It has no pump and I would like to know how to keep the water fresh so I don't have to empty it every couple of days.
Add 1/4 gallon of household bleach (non scented) and stir the water around. This will yellow the water but it will clear in 24 hours. Maintain chlorine every other day by adding 1/8 gallon.
Add 2-4 cups of baking soda to the water to maintain alkalinity. Add more as you no longer taste it in the water.
Add 1/2-2 cups of 20 Mule Team Borax to the water to buffer and maintain pH levels.
This is a very generic schedule of chemicals for a small "kiddie" pool as known in the industry.
But to be 100% accurate you would need to have a test kit to monitor the alkalinity, pH, and chlorine levels in the pool.
Ideal ranges are:
Free chlorine 3-5ppm
Total chlorine 3-5ppm
pH 7.2-7.5
Alkalinity 110-150ppm
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