NO unless it was used in a salt water pool even then it is unlikely that it would do any harm in most situations.
No
Adding algaecide to the pool when the filter is on should not do any harm in fact it should mix it into the water more quickly
Yes, it will rust the steel
I don't think there is such a thing as a "SALTWATER POOL CLEANER". You may have a pool cleaning device that works in either a salt pool or a standard no salt pool.
Yes it could, The correct answer should be probably not , but some plants and grass are extremely sensitive to salt and chlorine. The concentration of salt on a salt water pool is about the same as that in tears and the chlorine disipates very rapidly there is very litle chance that this will harm your plants or soil.
what happens when a plant does not have enough water?
no
AnswerDo you mean the plants next to the swimming pool edge or coping, decking? Even with splash out , the chlorine content will not be high enough to effect the plants. There will be no chlorine fumes unless you are having a company add chlorine gas to the pool and even then very little will escape -- will be dissappated by air flow. However, on the other hand many plants will affect the quality of the water and the chemical levels because they are organic. The effect can take place as dropped leaves, bugs, fertilizers, and sprays, dropped flowers ( bouganvilla is the worst). Plants that shed their foliage in the fall are not a good plant around a pool.Remember, you or the pool guy have to clean them out each and every week. This dead vegetation does little for the filter & pump. Check with a very good nursery in your area for selective plants for pool side use.KI second the Bougainvilla Vine as being the worst.Another bad plant is the Oleander, a super hardy plant, otherwise.If chlorine gets on it, it will shed all it's leaves.
The cleaning schedules varies from filter to filter, but a general guideline on any swimming pool filter is to take a reading when the filter is clean, then clean the pool filter when the pressure rises about 10 psi.
with a normal pool it should not do any harm However if you have a sodium chloride saltwater pool you may end up with a build up of salt that can harm the soil and plants. On the other hand if you have the new salt system that used Magnesium ans potasium chloride then its good for the lawn.
If you have a sand filter as your filter you may need to remove some of the sand from time to time, But most will be dunped during backwashing. If you have a cartridge filter you may have to clean it more often. If you use D.E. the sand will be dunped when you backwash,Other then that there is no harm. A: Why would you want to be tracking sand into your clean pool? You are just adding more contaminants. YUK !
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