Pool & Swimming Equipment

In Lower Pottsgrove, Pennsylvania, a permit is typically required for the installation of an above-ground swimming pool, regardless of its size. It's important to check with the local zoning and building department for specific regulations and requirements that may apply to your situation. Additionally, there may be safety and setback requirements that need to be adhered to. Always confirm with local authorities before proceeding with installation.

After using HTH Natural Clarifier, it's generally recommended to wait at least 24 hours before swimming. This allows the clarifier to effectively work in the water and ensures optimal clarity. Additionally, it's important to check the water's chemical balance and clarity before swimming to ensure safety and comfort. Always refer to the product's specific instructions for the best results.

To determine the size of the halogen bulb for a 22-volt AC transformer with a 120 VA rating, you first calculate the maximum wattage output of the transformer, which is 120 watts (since VA is equivalent to watts for resistive loads). Given the voltage of 22 volts, you can find the appropriate current by using the formula: Power (W) = Voltage (V) × Current (A). Therefore, you can use a halogen bulb rated for 22 volts and up to 120 watts.

To replace a Doughboy PowerPak 1 pump seal, first, ensure the pump is unplugged and disconnected from the power supply. Next, disassemble the pump by removing the screws and carefully taking off the front cover to access the seal. Replace the old seal with a new one, ensuring it fits snugly in its designated groove, then reassemble the pump by reversing the disassembly steps and reconnecting it to the power supply. Always consult the manufacturer's manual for specific instructions and safety precautions.

To remove the smell of sulfur from a swimsuit, first rinse it thoroughly in cold water to eliminate any chlorine or chemicals. Then, soak the swimsuit in a mixture of water and white vinegar (1 part vinegar to 3 parts water) for about 30 minutes, which helps neutralize odors. After soaking, wash it gently with mild detergent and rinse well. Finally, air dry the swimsuit in a well-ventilated area.

You can find old Ampro pool filter parts through various sources such as online marketplaces like eBay or Amazon, where sellers may list new or used components. Additionally, specialized pool supply retailers or local pool service shops might have old stock or be able to order specific parts. Forums and community groups focused on pool maintenance may also offer leads or recommendations for finding hard-to-find parts. Lastly, consider checking with manufacturers or distributors who may still have inventory of legacy products.

Swimming goggles and nose clips may cause discomfort due to improper fit or tightness. If the goggles are too small or the straps are too tight, they can create pressure points around your eyes and head. Similarly, a nose clip that is too tight can pinch the nose, leading to discomfort. Adjusting the fit or trying different sizes or styles may help alleviate the pain.

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Do not put sand in your pump. If the sand your are referring to is in your pool filter then it should be changed every 4 to 5 years.

You will need the major components such as a heater, filter(s), pump(s), chemical feeder. Other pieces needed would be determined by your local health dept. and it's requirements assuming that this is a commercial or public pool. You would have to consult the builder to determine sizing of those components for a balanced system and to ensure proper function depending upon the demand of and specs of that particular pool k.

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When I hear the term "sputter" in conjunction with swimming pool jet it usually indicates "air" returning back to the pool with the water. There are several reasons for this to occur, from low level of pool water causing the pool surface skimmer to draw in air, to, an air intrusion leak at or near the front of the pool pump. Several other possibilities can exist but, bottom line is the "sputter" is generally associated with air in the system.

Type your answer here... You should keep 3 or 4 (3 inch) tabs in a floater but test water and adjust as needed. Chlorine level should be 1-3 ppm (parts per million) good luck

If your chlorinator is keeping up with the chlorine required all you usually need is hydrochloric/mercuric acid to keep the acid level right. At least that's all I have had to put in my pool over the last few years aside from the odd botle of algaecide.

24 foot round pool would be 24 feet across from the middle of the pool basically measure the diameter of the pool.

196 cubic feet is the volume of your pool. Converted to U.S. gallons would be, drum roll please...1,469 gallons.

Yes you can retrofit a salt water pool system onto your existing pool equipment without too much trouble.

Wearing floaties is awkward if you know how to swim. It is like being lifted up by the arms.

YES! Salt water DEFINITELY causes corrosion in your swimming pool. I am a 25 year pool professional and I have seen first hand what salt does to gunite pools. It will eat you pool equipment, stone, concrete, metal, you name it. Keeping your pH neutral will slow down the process of corrosion, but it is still happening, regardless of your water chemistry. Do yourself a favor, DO NOT use salt in your pool.

There are many different lengths. The most common is 25 yards. There are also 50 meter pools.

if you're talking about the dimensions, use meters. if you're talking about how much water the pool can hold, use liters or kiloliters.
The most reasonable would be yards. You could also use meters. It depends on how long the pool is.

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