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What kind of pool..(in ground)...? Drain all water from hoses & lines.... especially the filter motor........if in ground.......you may have to blow out the under ground lines....and add non-toxic anti-freeze...let a professional do this.....above ground.....lower water level to 2ft.

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What happens if you do not winterize your pool?

we bought a house that had an inground pool that hadn't been open for a few years and when we opened it we had no problems ,but the water was dirty with lots of leaves ,we think that was because the cover wasn't very good


How do you winterize a in-ground salt water swimming pool?

Go to the link below for the info you require.


How can I effectively winterize my pool to protect it from the cold weather?

To effectively winterize your pool, you should start by cleaning and balancing the water chemistry. Then, lower the water level, remove any accessories, and cover the pool with a winter cover to protect it from debris and freezing temperatures. Additionally, consider using a pool antifreeze to protect the plumbing system from potential damage.


What kind of in-ground swimming pool maintenance is needed over winter in cold climates?

To winterize your inground swimming pool, first backwash the filter, and then disconnect the pump. Purchase winterizing chemicals for the pool water, and be sure to use a pool cover.


Name something you do in fall to prepare for winter?

Buy winter clothes, chop wood antifreeze close pool winterize house snow tires rake leaves


How much shock does it take to winterize 18000 gallon pool?

To winterize an 18,000-gallon pool, you'll typically need to add about 1 to 3 pounds of shock (calcium hypochlorite or chlorine shock) per 10,000 gallons of water. This means you would use around 2 to 6 pounds of shock for your pool. It's essential to ensure the chlorine level is adequately raised before closing the pool to prevent algae growth over the winter months. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and consider testing the water chemistry for optimal results.


If you did not use your sprinkler system do you need to Winterize it?

winterize it only if you want it to work in the future


How to properly close a swimming pool for the winter season?

To properly close a swimming pool for the winter season, you should first clean the pool thoroughly, balance the water chemistry, lower the water level, remove any accessories or equipment, cover the pool with a winter cover, and winterize the plumbing system to prevent damage from freezing temperatures.


What do you need to do to close your pool if you plan to switch from Baquacil to chlorine when you open it next spring?

Just winterize it as usual. In the spring, drain the sucker and refill it. The conversion isn't worth the hassle.


What is the freezing water temperature for a gunite pool and at what point do I need to heat the pool to prevent plaster damage?

Plaster pools are pretty robust, and have virtually no issues freezing for short periods of time. If you are in a climate that stays frozen (for more than a day, like Central Florida) then you want to winterize the pool. A quick Google search should yield good answers as to how.


Can you leave a pebble tech pool empty for the winter?

Leaving a pebble tech pool empty during winter is not recommended, as it can lead to damage from freezing temperatures and water table fluctuations. The surface may crack due to expansion and contraction, and the pool structure could be compromised. It's best to winterize the pool properly by balancing the water chemistry, lowering the water level, and covering it to protect it from debris and harsh weather.


You are scheduled to winterize the pool next week but wont use the pool from now on so can you turn off the pool pump now to save on running costs?

Sure you can turn off the pool pump, the water won't be circulating anymore but since you are not using the pool it does not matter. Make sure the outside temperature is above freezing until winterizing because non moving water freezes earlier than moving water. Here is my blog on how I handle my pool: http: //live-efficient-green.blogspot.com/2009/07/pool-with-no-harmfull-chemicals.html