Today there are many homes that have Swimming Pools as well as municipal pools in the cities. Many people ask, "Will the chlorine from the pool that gets on the plants around the pool harm them?" It is important to remember that chlorine does not occur naturally in nature, chloride (Cl-) is readily soluble, highly mobile and easily taken up by plants. Chloride is the element that is found in fertilizer materials. Chlorine (Cl2) is a corrosive, poisonous gas used to make bleaching agents and disinfectants. The form of chlorine most often added to pool water is solid calcium hypochlorite which forms hypochlorous acid (HOCl) when place in water. Sodium hypochlorite is the active ingredient of common household bleach. Commercial liquid chlorine (compressed chlorine gas) is used as a water treatment to kill bacteria. Hypochlorous acid is the effective agent that controls algae growths in pools. According to Clemson University, "There should be no effect of pool water splashed on nearby plants from normal pool use. Larger plants (and animals) can tolerate the concentrations that are recommended for pool water."
No, the chlorine will infect the plant
you can back wash the pool and drain to proper level Throw a pool party with lots of energetic kids.
Example,if u have plants at home,after you wash the rice you can reuse the same water to water your plants.You can also collect rain water and wash ur floor or water ur plants,the rain water is clean enough to wash floor or water plants but not enough to drink though,it has to be purified.I hope this answers your question think you should not wash your car that often this is good
With a new pool surface installed- Diamond Brite or any aggregate surface- is it possible or doable to acid wash the pool with water in the pool??
Turn the pool upside-down and knock on the bottom.
If it has put a lot of dust into the pool you can clear the water with a floculant available at nearly all pool shops.
Go to the local pool store and buy a large bottle of Phosfee. Add the recommended amountit to your swimming pool pump and circulate for 48 hours. Back wash to waste, the re-check your water.
I don't think that you can back wash the POOL. However, you can back wash the filter. Maybe the valve o-rings have dried out. You might want to have a little more of an explanation of your problem.
sweep it and put soap and water on a wash rag
Yes
Just about anything. We drink it, wash with it, water our plants with it.
The salt system has nothing to do with D E returning to the pool. You have a damaged filter element or a bad o-ring or seal in the back wash valve. You have to disassemble the filter and remove the filter grid assy to determine damage to grids. k
All swimming pools with a pump and filter should have a back wash system. You must back wash your swimming pool filter when indicated by the pressure gauge on your filter. ANSWER 2:: Cartridge filters have no means to back wash. These filters must be broken down and cleaned manually. K