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The rules and regulations for this really depend on your local city ordinances. To some extent, this will also depend on the condition of the water you are trying to dispose of. That being said, to remove the water from your pool you will need a submersible pump. You can rent them from some Home Depot or Lowe's locations, or you can buy them at most hardware stores. The way which is approved and the preferred method by all cities would be that you remove your pool water by tapping into your sewer clean out line for your property.
The most common location for an access point in residential neighbourhood settings will be in the front yard. There is a pipe somewhere in the front usually that only sticks up an inch or two and has a black rubber cap on it.
If your pool has a multiport or backwash valve, then you often have a direct line to your waste Plumbing and may have to cut into the line to access it as your drain point.
Some people will drain their pools down an alley or to a storm sewer, but this is not good for the environment since these often flow into local water supplies and can harm wildlife. In situations where that is your only option, you'll want to speak with a pool professional to obtain some guidance on how best to neutralize the chemicals in the water and make what you are pumping out the least harmful you possibly can.
Having a swimming pool in the backyard means having a place to splash around with the kids, get some low-intensity exercise or simply escape the blazing summer heat in the cool, clean water. However, owning a pool also means added responsibility. The water bill will definitely go up, and then there is the expense and duty of cleaning and maintenance. If you find yourself with leftover pool chemicals, do you know what to do with them?
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∙ 12y agoWe should treat and detoxify waste water so as to prevent death of aquatic organisms when water are been disposed in streams ,lakes, river,springs,etc...
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What is meant when you say vacuum out to waste?
Some filter systems, especially sand filters, have a valve that allows you to exhaust the dirty water outside of the pool rather than return it back into the pool. For example, when cleaning their filter, many filter manufacturers instruct you to backflush to waste, meaning that you aren't supposed to return the dirty water to the pool but instead dispose of it outside the pool. Some other filter systems, like cartridges, do not always have this valve option. However, it is handy, regardless of which filter system you might have. There are always times when you might want to use your pump to dispose of some water (like when you're vacuuming out the really green guck on the bottom of a pool with algae). Hope this helps...
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