Excellent. Thanks for sharing your expertise. I've just bought a property with a pool in France and the knowledge I'm learning from you is going to save me thousands. Thank you!
Yup... 30 + years of opening our pool here. It's always a good feeling to hear the wife's "YUCK" replaced with "OH MY, HOW BEAUTIFUL THAT LOOKS!" Enjoy the summer y'all! Oh and... Thanks for the video, the pool opening came out great! A good pressure washing of the brick and pavers would make the area POP!
I loved maintaining the pool we had at our previous home. This was so satisfying to watch. If I didn’t live in the north, I think I would make it my career. Good job!
Dude I'm a pool cleaner for 9 months now, and being able to watch these videos and FULLY understand is dope. Although English pool tech differs slightly from the American counterpart, still
Hi, I’m in north east and get pool open close by a company, when I opened the pool this year the whole floor is covered with green algae. I’ve mesh cover and The closing company puts some chemicals at the time of closing but that might not be enough. How much shock I should add in middle of the season? my pool is about 30 thousand gallon. Thanks in advance for your help.
This just happened to my son. He bought a house with a pool and took off the cover, and it looked and smelled like a pond. 2 inches of black, stinky, sludge on the bottom. After 5 days of scooping, scrubbing, vacuuming, backwashing, and a lot of chlorine, it’s crystal clear.
We live on the Texas gulf coast, the weather mostly stays warm enough that we don’t have to winterize our pool or equipment. If the temps drop we just keep the equipment running. We have weekly pool maintenance such as your self, but I love watching your videos and the chemical process that you use to transform these pools. We did have issues with algae last year, since the largest chlorine mfg here in the US was shut down after being hit with two major hurricanes in 2020 since they were located in SE Louisiana, the chlorine tabs available were coming from China and a much lower active chemical content. I had to learn about shocking and other things to keep our pool in swimmable condition between our weekly maintenance appointments with our pool guy! Much respect for what you do!
31 years doing this over 4000 pools nice to see someone who takes pride in doing this you do alot of the same things I do on openings except I shock then brush the pool was like watching myself don't ya just love you ever changing office view each day stay safe ✌
A pro tip that was given to me a few years ago was to shock a pool over the winter. Here in the northeast US that would mean pealing a corner of the cover back (2 sides) and dumping a gallon of shock in each side around December 1st. Do it again after Easter. When the cover is removed in May it will NOT be green, although there will be some junk on the bottom. This saves that week of waiting for things to clear up, and a whole lot of brushing.
I live in the north east in Pa. I put shock in when I close it in October and never bother with it again. I open it up in May and the water is crystal clear. I have had many pools over the last 35 years and have always done the same thing, and always had good results. When you put shock in, make sure you are using the right amount for the gallons of water in your pool.
@@curtzeek8818 ... in this case it's the typical inground, 18 x 36 (over 20k gallons) but due to the heavy tree population it gets junk, even with the cover on for the winter. (goes under the edges) That's why we do the second dose in the spring.
@@fryske.tynster It usually averages 80. Yesterday it was up to 85. I was home later last night , checked the temp and because it was up, I jumped in to cool off. Very hot and humid here right now. It's supposed to stay cloudy today, otherwise another day like yesterday, we'd be flirting with 90.
I agree with Curt. I live in Southeast PA and we have a solid safety cover not mesh like as the one in the video. Chems are put in upon closing and opened in Spring it's clear and blue other than some debris and worms etc.
That cover is the reason I use solid covers. Pools are good to go in about 36 hours after opening in the spring. A good trick to make it easier to pull the cover off is to leave it all attached, and then fold, using the squares as a guide, folding from one end to the other, pulling anchors as you go. I tend to add granular to the pool before brushing, helps kill the algae first. Find it releases better. Ever thought about getting a deck pump for when pools are that bad, easier to clean out the pump basket, and less wear and tear on the clients equipment. Get the larger vacuum head!!!! will double your productivity or more. Did a great job, but there are a lot of ways to increase your productivity.
I think this is one of your videos I’ve enjoyed the most. You seemed to know what questions I had as I was watching & you said simply - as well as seeing from actual start to fin. Cheers 👍
I've worked on pools since 1992 and have never seen a wall brush like yours in Florida. I use liquid chlorine (Bleach) in 2.5 gallon jugs and sodium Bromide as an algicide (bromine powder/ Yellow treat) and a flocculant to make everything sink after brushing and Vacuum to waste like you did, sometimes with a portable pump I have if they have a cartridge filter or no waste line on their equipment.
I love your videos so much. Not only are they very interesting to watch, but the sound of your voice and the water sounds are so so relaxing. This is defo ASMR for me. 😊❤️❤️.
Every time I watch your vids it makes me miss my pool from years ago. I loved cleaning it in the summer…not so much in the winter 🥶🤣 This pool turned out so beautifully!
I have learned so much from your videos! I have a above ground pool and videos like his help me to know how to maintain it. You do awesome work! If I was from where you are and not from the States, I’d have you come do my pool ❤️
Personally I would’ve added a silicone lubricant to the unions, and plugs to ensure the stay moist. Dry seals tend to crack. It’s also a good idea to go clockwise when rotating the filter valves. Not to mention why the hell did he leave the bottles of chemicals in the pool over the winter? He did a great job overall though.
Nice job bro... I love doing this type of work too here in Brazil me and my wife are pool cleaners also... We clean pools around here that are like swamps but couple of days later looks like crystal water... Congratulations to you
I am a newbe on this subject, however, when I acquired a pool I applied a lot of common sense and much needed knowledge of chemicals. Chlorine is great for killing bugs and pathogens but it can also kill people if not used with caution and much needed knowledge. If the pool is outdoors in the sun the UV will kill off many pathogens if it is circulated but also encourage algae to grow if not circulated enough and through a filter. A filter will collect the offending pathogens where there is no sunlight and so algae will not grow quickly so small amounts of Chlorine is required and the main pathogens can be be controlled with direct UV fitted to the water system.
I think I remember you closing this pool at the end of the season last year. You put a couple of empty pouring bottles left in the pool, I can’t remember why you did this??? Did it work? Great looking pool after you have worked your magic!!
That cleaned up nicely, but I am fortunate to never have a green pool at opening. In fact, the water is usually crystal clear but with fine sediment on the bottom that creates some cloudiness when stirred up. But, we have an autocover, which probably makes all the difference, as I'm able to open the cover a few times in winter and remove leaves/debris. Plus, the pool is always shocked during closing. My neighbor's pool, without an autocover, is nasty green at opening.
Wouldnt be easier to just dump like 3 or 4 jugs of chlorine and just wait to the next day a tada the pool is clear and then just go to a pool store and let them tell you what it needs to finish the clarity. Great looking pool. Stay cool bro
hey i have some questions,when u start the filtration how many hours you run the pump per day?how many days you wait after brush-shock to go do the vacuum?how much shock u use?there is problem the filter raise pressure from all that algae and break if u let pump run all time for 1 day? thanks
L'hai molto trascurata per questo motivo era piena di muffa, sono funghi. Ma per fortuna non c'è voluto troppo per disinfettare e farla tornare usabile . Da pulita è bellissima mi piace molto pure a me ❣️🥰 bravo ragazzo 👏👏👏
Imagine being rich enough for a pool like this. Like, even if you inherit the house with the pool from your grandparents or something, keeping a pool like this clean and running must be pretty expensive.
Yep, I run a pool which is 12x6m. That's over 100m3 of water. It takes 8 hrs to fill the pool from a water tank, therefore I run the pump 8 hrs every day the pool is open, to make sure the water is filterered every day. The more the sun shines on the pool, the more chemicals you need to add. Shock chlorine, and sulphuric acid to keep the ph of the water neutral. Plus multifunction tablets which constantly dissolve, if you let it go, and things start to look green, you need to add algicide. Then there's the vacuuming, maybe once or twice a week, a real pain in the butt. On my pool it used to take about an hour (manually), then I bought a robot, which cost about 900 euros, which is a life saver. Drop it in the pool, let it run a few hours, pull it out and wash out the filters, takes about10/15 mins. I found a fix for that too, that's now down to 2 mins. Oh and my electric bill is horrendous. Another tip, except people advise against it, I actually empty the pool late sept, and refill in June, I put the water back in my storage tank. But cooling off in the pool after a hard day's work in summer, and a cold beer afterwards, siting poolside lessons the pain of the rest.......for now !
Pools aren’t as expensive as you think. Just need a net to pick up leaves and the pool vacuum is about $90 to $2,000. Just depending on what you want. Chlorine tablets aren’t that expensive. Neither is the neither is the other stuff he put in. All you have to do is do this kind of cleaning twice a year. When you open the pool and when you close the pool otherwise you just make sure leave and debris like limbs are taken out as soon as you see them. And check your ph levels and you should be fine for the summer. It is not hard to keep a pool going. It is expensive if you build a pool. Because of the digging and the concrete and if you’re going to paint is the cheapest. Or line, or tile. Then you choose want a chlorine pool or a salt water pool. Then you take care of the pool like they recommend.
I've just had hip surgery and yesterday and today I've been layed up on the sofa watching your videos. I'm in the UK, I don't even have a swimming pool but omg I'm addicted to this! I want a pool just so I can buy that underwater hoover😂 holy 💩 I love your video's thank you for making them! I need to find a friend with a pool so I can clean it now😂
Been trying to bring the pool in Northern California. Chlorine shortage! I think the manufacturers have "cut" the chlorine because it sure as hell isnt working! Ive used one 25lb bucket already and on the second!
I find your videos really relaxing 😌 although I know you work really hard. It must cost a fortune to have a pool 🏊♀️ that size heated? Especially as the fuel prices are being hiked all the time. Another amazing transformation, pool looks ready for a party 🎉. Me - I’m off to the swimming baths 😞. Thanks for another relaxing transformation
When ever i have hoovered my pool, i always hoover to the filter , and after i finished, backwash to waste and then flush, saves loosing a lot of water. Especially if you have just spent 10-15 mins of pumping your pool out, just wondering what the real difference is between hoovering to waste and the way i do it.
it would appear to be a sand filter so for the first vac of the season it's probably better to waste a bit of water and not clog the media. It will take a week to get the chemicals right anyway and a clean pool will need less chlorine to get the water clear.
Excellent. Thanks for sharing your expertise. I've just bought a property with a pool in France and the knowledge I'm learning from you is going to save me thousands. Thank you!
some people deserve a ton of respect, you're one of them
Yes
Why? Because he's doing what he's paid to do?
@@armind3870 Because he is sharing what he's doing for the benefit of others, either entertainment or pool help
Just don’t turn your multiport valve counterclockwise like he does. Bad for the fittings inside and will cause them to leak.
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Yup... 30 + years of opening our pool here. It's always a good feeling to hear the wife's "YUCK" replaced with "OH MY, HOW BEAUTIFUL THAT LOOKS!"
Enjoy the summer y'all!
Oh and...
Thanks for the video, the pool opening came out great!
A good pressure washing of the brick and pavers would make the area POP!
You frikin ezs hool
I loved maintaining the pool we had at our previous home. This was so satisfying to watch. If I didn’t live in the north, I think I would make it my career. Good job!
Dude I'm a pool cleaner for 9 months now, and being able to watch these videos and FULLY understand is dope. Although English pool tech differs slightly from the American counterpart, still
Pool guy of 8 years here 😂
@@cravenmorpus hello sir. i'm curious. in what condition we need to entirely change the water? why in this video they did not change the wate?
Hi, I’m in north east and get pool open close by a company, when I opened the pool this year the whole floor is covered with green algae. I’ve mesh cover and The closing company puts some chemicals at the time of closing but that might not be enough. How much shock I should add in middle of the season? my pool is about 30 thousand gallon. Thanks in advance for your help.
Do you have a channel?
This just happened to my son. He bought a house with a pool and took off the cover, and it looked and smelled like a pond. 2 inches of black, stinky, sludge on the bottom. After 5 days of scooping, scrubbing, vacuuming, backwashing, and a lot of chlorine, it’s crystal clear.
We live on the Texas gulf coast, the weather mostly stays warm enough that we don’t have to winterize our pool or equipment. If the temps drop we just keep the equipment running. We have weekly pool maintenance such as your self, but I love watching your videos and the chemical process that you use to transform these pools. We did have issues with algae last year, since the largest chlorine mfg here in the US was shut down after being hit with two major hurricanes in 2020 since they were located in SE Louisiana, the chlorine tabs available were coming from China and a much lower active chemical content. I had to learn about shocking and other things to keep our pool in swimmable condition between our weekly maintenance appointments with our pool guy! Much respect for what you do!
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Beautiful pool after a job well done. Thanks for sharing doll!!!
31 years doing this over 4000 pools nice to see someone who takes pride in doing this you do alot of the same things I do on openings except I shock then brush the pool was like watching myself don't ya just love you ever changing office view each day stay safe ✌
A pro tip that was given to me a few years ago was to shock a pool over the winter. Here in the northeast US that would mean pealing a corner of the cover back (2 sides) and dumping a gallon of shock in each side around December 1st. Do it again after Easter. When the cover is removed in May it will NOT be green, although there will be some junk on the bottom. This saves that week of waiting for things to clear up, and a whole lot of brushing.
I live in the north east in Pa. I put shock in when I close it in October and never bother with it again. I open it up in May and the water is crystal clear. I have had many pools over the last 35 years and have always done the same thing, and always had good results. When you put shock in, make sure you are using the right amount for the gallons of water in your pool.
@@curtzeek8818 ... in this case it's the typical inground, 18 x 36 (over 20k gallons) but due to the heavy tree population it gets junk, even with the cover on for the winter. (goes under the edges) That's why we do the second dose in the spring.
@@curtzeek8818 wat temp do you guys get at minimum their because chock at my place is not wurking i think here it is a little bit colder
@@fryske.tynster It usually averages 80. Yesterday it was up to 85. I was home later last night , checked the temp and because it was up, I jumped in to cool off. Very hot and humid here right now. It's supposed to stay cloudy today, otherwise another day like yesterday, we'd be flirting with 90.
I agree with Curt. I live in Southeast PA and we have a solid safety cover not mesh like as the one in the video. Chems are put in upon closing and opened in Spring it's clear and blue other than some debris and worms etc.
That cover is the reason I use solid covers. Pools are good to go in about 36 hours after opening in the spring.
A good trick to make it easier to pull the cover off is to leave it all attached, and then fold, using the squares as a guide, folding from one end to the other, pulling anchors as you go.
I tend to add granular to the pool before brushing, helps kill the algae first. Find it releases better.
Ever thought about getting a deck pump for when pools are that bad, easier to clean out the pump basket, and less wear and tear on the clients equipment.
Get the larger vacuum head!!!! will double your productivity or more.
Did a great job, but there are a lot of ways to increase your productivity.
I think this is one of your videos I’ve enjoyed the most. You seemed to know what questions I had as I was watching & you said simply - as well as seeing from actual start to fin. Cheers 👍
I've worked on pools since 1992 and have never seen a wall brush like yours in Florida. I use liquid chlorine (Bleach) in 2.5 gallon jugs and sodium Bromide as an algicide (bromine powder/ Yellow treat) and a flocculant to make everything sink after brushing and Vacuum to waste like you did, sometimes with a portable pump I have if they have a cartridge filter or no waste line on their equipment.
I love your videos so much. Not only are they very interesting to watch, but the sound of your voice and the water sounds are so so relaxing. This is defo ASMR for me. 😊❤️❤️.
Can we just say thank you to him for cleaning pools 😊
Turned out lovely thanks for letting me get involved
Those loud engine vehicles are international! Idiots always are! Enjoyed! TYVM!
YOU PERFORM MIRACLES..YOUR WORK IS STELLAR.
Wow what a neat job. Thank you for sharing that with us.
I like these longer videos please do more 👍✌️
Going slow over the debris is a pro move. Nice.
Loved watching this
one of the earliest I've ever been
Same!!
Who asked
I don't know why but I feel satisfying watching this.
I admire you not only do you know all about pools have helped people like grandmas pool also very professional and your videos are great
These days, respect must be earned, not demanded. He earned it.
I can never get my pool to vacuum that good
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Damn clear as ice
I know right!
@@thepoolguyml you really did a nice job
This is soooo satisfying to watch
Every time I watch your vids it makes me miss my pool from years ago. I loved cleaning it in the summer…not so much in the winter 🥶🤣 This pool turned out so beautifully!
Really like the underwater shots!!!
Very satisfying and great! Nice work
I have learned so much from your videos! I have a above ground pool and videos like his help me to know how to maintain it. You do awesome work! If I was from where you are and not from the States, I’d have you come do my pool ❤️
Personally I would’ve added a silicone lubricant to the unions, and plugs to ensure the stay moist. Dry seals tend to crack. It’s also a good idea to go clockwise when rotating the filter valves. Not to mention why the hell did he leave the bottles of chemicals in the pool over the winter?
He did a great job overall though.
Thank you for the long version video.Awesome job.
Well done dorling.
watch the whole video and it makes me speechless 🙊
it was amazing cleaning.. well done 👏
Love the vids from one pool guy to another 🤣🇦🇺
Love your vids bro 🔥🔥
Wow the end part was really unbelievable, that’s such a great job done by you. Really amazing!
Now ima clean my big whole pool
Nice job bro... I love doing this type of work too here in Brazil me and my wife are pool cleaners also... We clean pools around here that are like swamps but couple of days later looks like crystal water... Congratulations to you
A fair few of my clients have pools. I've always been shocked at how they let them get at times. Nice video 👍
I have an 18,000 gallon pool and have found the HTH Green to Super Blue kit works amazing for about $30.
Dude. I would definitely hire you. You don’t see dedication like that these days. You’ll hit 1 million subscribers in no time.
I am a newbe on this subject, however, when I acquired a pool I applied a lot of common sense and much needed knowledge of chemicals. Chlorine is great for killing bugs and pathogens but it can also kill people if not used with caution and much needed knowledge. If the pool is outdoors in the sun the UV will kill off many pathogens if it is circulated but also encourage algae to grow if not circulated enough and through a filter. A filter will collect the offending pathogens where there is no sunlight and so algae will not grow quickly so small amounts of Chlorine is required and the main pathogens can be be controlled with direct UV fitted to the water system.
Love watching your videos 💪🏻👍🏻
Awesome job sir👍💯
I think I remember you closing this pool at the end of the season last year. You put a couple of empty pouring bottles left in the pool, I can’t remember why you did this??? Did it work? Great looking pool after you have worked your magic!!
That cleaned up nicely, but I am fortunate to never have a green pool at opening. In fact, the water is usually crystal clear but with fine sediment on the bottom that creates some cloudiness when stirred up. But, we have an autocover, which probably makes all the difference, as I'm able to open the cover a few times in winter and remove leaves/debris. Plus, the pool is always shocked during closing. My neighbor's pool, without an autocover, is nasty green at opening.
I'm ready to go swimming 😊
Amazing bro
We have a pool and we use a pool vacuum cleaner robot and it goes around the floor up the stairs and all of that it really helps
I always refused to have a pool installed in my backyard and now I know exactly why I was right.
Youre broke thats it
Only if our pool guy would do this our pool would be fun to be in.
Wouldnt be easier to just dump like 3 or 4 jugs of chlorine and just wait to the next day a tada the pool is clear and then just go to a pool store and let them tell you what it needs to finish the clarity. Great looking pool. Stay cool bro
What kind of chemicals you put into the pump strainer?
Test for nitrates before adding any chemistry.
It must be nice to have money. I'd love to have a beautiful pool.
Lovely
What rolling pool cover is that - that looks awesome.
Anybody else felt like they were in Finding Nemo when he put the GoPro underwater while scrubbing the stairs? 😂
Excellent video. New Pool owner here. What is that brush you use here to clen the algae ? I would love to buy that
The vacuum he uses are faster than the robot ones because it is faster hand powered
You sounded fedup in this video 😂 top job tho budd
using the vac is dope but for picking up leaves suck because of pp getting clogged up try using a leaf vacuum
Hey I'm from Nigeria
I have been cleaning pools over three.yrs now
Just curious if after cleaning the pool and throwing those powders to clean the water, do you still changed the water?
hey i have some questions,when u start the filtration how many hours you run the pump per day?how many days you wait after brush-shock to go do the vacuum?how much shock u use?there is problem the filter raise pressure from all that algae and break if u let pump run all time for 1 day? thanks
L'hai molto trascurata per questo motivo era piena di muffa, sono funghi. Ma per fortuna non c'è voluto troppo per disinfettare e farla tornare usabile . Da pulita è bellissima mi piace molto pure a me ❣️🥰 bravo ragazzo 👏👏👏
question: have u ever falling in a pool, and if so do u have a recording of it?
Holla at your Boy! ✌️
You should link the video from when you worked on this pool before!
Ugh my pool need a new liner and all now the pool is filled with tad poles. Getting fixed soon
Imagine being rich enough for a pool like this. Like, even if you inherit the house with the pool from your grandparents or something, keeping a pool like this clean and running must be pretty expensive.
You can do this yourself easily. Its no rocket science.
Yep, I run a pool which is 12x6m. That's over 100m3 of water. It takes 8 hrs to fill the pool from a water tank, therefore I run the pump 8 hrs every day the pool is open, to make sure the water is filterered every day. The more the sun shines on the pool, the more chemicals you need to add. Shock chlorine, and sulphuric acid to keep the ph of the water neutral. Plus multifunction tablets which constantly dissolve, if you let it go, and things start to look green, you need to add algicide. Then there's the vacuuming, maybe once or twice a week, a real pain in the butt. On my pool it used to take about an hour (manually), then I bought a robot, which cost about 900 euros, which is a life saver. Drop it in the pool, let it run a few hours, pull it out and wash out the filters, takes about10/15 mins. I found a fix for that too, that's now down to 2 mins. Oh and my electric bill is horrendous. Another tip, except people advise against it, I actually empty the pool late sept, and refill in June, I put the water back in my storage tank. But cooling off in the pool after a hard day's work in summer, and a cold beer afterwards, siting poolside lessons the pain of the rest.......for now !
Not a real big pain anymore, get heatpump and a salt injector.. no more chlorine tabs. Hook everything up with a sun powered outlet ... And voila
Pools aren’t as expensive as you think. Just need a net to pick up leaves and the pool vacuum is about $90 to $2,000. Just depending on what you want. Chlorine tablets aren’t that expensive. Neither is the neither is the other stuff he put in. All you have to do is do this kind of cleaning twice a year. When you open the pool and when you close the pool otherwise you just make sure leave and debris like limbs are taken out as soon as you see them. And check your ph levels and you should be fine for the summer. It is not hard to keep a pool going. It is expensive if you build a pool. Because of the digging and the concrete and if you’re going to paint is the cheapest. Or line, or tile. Then you choose want a chlorine pool or a salt water pool. Then you take care of the pool like they recommend.
lovely 🤩
Thank you!
Awesome job. But you're speaker is very low. Barely can hear you
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Hii
Love from india 🙏
Watching this calms me down.
I've just had hip surgery and yesterday and today I've been layed up on the sofa watching your videos. I'm in the UK, I don't even have a swimming pool but omg I'm addicted to this! I want a pool just so I can buy that underwater hoover😂 holy 💩 I love your video's thank you for making them!
I need to find a friend with a pool so I can clean it now😂
Love that underwater cam. Does the cover that you showed towards the end help retain heat or is it mainly to keep debris out?
It’s to stop the sun getting to it and generating algae.
Just opened my pool yesterday, I always expect it to look like this one when I take the cover off, but it never does.
You should do a time lapse channel
yay finally a long video. shorts are for Tiktok
Would love to do that for a living 😢
I don't live in the UK and I don't have a pool. But I do have a hot tub! Going to look into shocking instead of a full draining next time.
Been trying to bring the pool in Northern California. Chlorine shortage! I think the manufacturers have "cut" the chlorine because it sure as hell isnt working! Ive used one 25lb bucket already and on the second!
Cant you spray the acid solution on the walls or will it just not work
I find your videos really relaxing 😌 although I know you work really hard. It must cost a fortune to have a pool 🏊♀️ that size heated? Especially as the fuel prices are being hiked all the time. Another amazing transformation, pool looks ready for a party 🎉. Me - I’m off to the swimming baths 😞. Thanks for another relaxing transformation
more pool boy!
Next time buy phosphate remover it will pull minerals out of walls and restore brown from the pool finish.
one of the jobs i hated as a kid spring time cleaning of the pool,it would take all weekend
Can the device at 12:51 pick up solid debris like stones or it only works for light debris like leaves, dead algea, and slit/sand????
Let me see dem water shots 👁️👄👁️
Is the green water normal and does the stuff in the white container basically bleach the water ?
When ever i have hoovered my pool, i always hoover to the filter , and after i finished, backwash to waste and then flush, saves loosing a lot of water. Especially if you have just spent 10-15 mins of pumping your pool out, just wondering what the real difference is between hoovering to waste and the way i do it.
it would appear to be a sand filter so for the first vac of the season it's probably better to waste a bit of water and not clog the media. It will take a week to get the chemicals right anyway and a clean pool will need less chlorine to get the water clear.
So if you put it on Waste damage ,,is it gonna take water out in the pool??