Why is brown water blowing back into your pool?

This is an easy - the water is brown because the pool owner is lazy.

Who knows! It is your pool not my fault!

You have hard water, that will distort the color of your pool real easy. Have someone come and fill your pool with anything other than the water that you have already used. I am experiancing the same problem with brown water. Come to find out that the clorine oxidizes the Iron in Well water turning it brown. There are chemicals that you can get at the pool supply store that will help. Best of luck…

Yes if you use well water it can turn the pool brown or black for it has a lot of Iron. .

Use a pool vacuum or get a bucket

Damaged or not properly seated cartridge

In most cases when a pool turns brown, minerals in water are reacting to chlorine that has be added to the water. Add a sequestering agent and the pool will clear up in about 24 hours. After the pool clears up, clean the filter.

I'm sure that you did not fill MY pool with well water. Then who's pool was it.

IT is possible that you have a damaged cartridge in a cartridge filter or the sand filter is not set on filter when you vacuum or the laterals in the sand filter are worn and it is blowing sand back into the pool.

if it's the right size for your pool, it will "stick" to the water and not blow off.

Yes, only use clear clean water in your pool {;-). Seriously, why is it brown. If it is from rust, then you can purchase a clarifier at your pool store. If it is from leaf decomposition, then Chlorine will eventualy take care of it. If it is from pee, it is your call.

It is caused by the iron content in the water Your pool shop should have something to help you.

If you go to the pool store they sell a chemical called pool shocker. This shocks your pool water back to its normal color.

Probably oxidized metals. Have the water checked for metals.

The "spider gasket" inside the valve has been destroyed by the chlorine and the water is blowing through the valve instead of going through the sand. Take the cover off of the valve by removing the screws on top and examine the gasket beneath. If this is not the problem, then I would replace the sand in the sand filter. Pool Masters