go to your local roofer...larger scale and ask him for a peice of EPDM >45 mil roffing rubber big enough to wrap your leak with 2 times...use contact cement ond the COMPLETELY DRY pipe all the way around...and then the rubber....it will goe around 1 complete time then you will have to coat the rooing rubber with contact cement to get proper bend on the 2nd wrap....then use hose clamps to reinforce... A: And this is only a temporary patch. Supposing you did not prep the site well enough. Supposing the rubber had a defect in it. In some areas ground gophers could chew through the rubber or be attracted to it from the odor. Foolish idea - do the job right in the first place for peace of mind. Better yet let a professional do the work then it will be guaranteed or warranteed.
No, because gunite will not dry if it is constantly being mixed with water. Drain your pool first.
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No
You drain the water then plaster the walls from inside
Waste products can harden and can block the open drain.
Once a week really
is the drain of excess liquidity from the money market
I, myself, would drain it - especially after a natural disaster.
drain, scrub and refill..
Yep it so is
the drain products that are one hundred percent sodium hydroxide is Lye Crystal drain opener, this product is used a lot by commercial companies and industries.
Would advise that you get a professional to address the situation first hand. The main drain is intrigal to your circulation.