Yes you can, however why would you want to?
You will achieve the same affect by simply running the filter through the same filter more times.
If your goal is more refined water, I would suggest changing the filter type.
No, it'll blow right back to the pool which will then make it hard to remove. Sand filters REQUIRE a #20 grid pool filter sand. There is also another product possible called zeolite for sand filters... it will filter finer than sand.
PLEASE DO NOT USE THE WORDS "YOU" OR "YOUR" IF YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT YOURSELF. uSE THE WORDS "I" OR "MY" OR "OUR". AS IN MY POOL XXXXX.
The Hayward S244T sand filter is designed to use #20 silica sand, which is the standard sand type for pool filters. It is important to use the recommended type of sand to ensure optimal performance and filtration in your pool system.
General purpose sand is not recommended for use in pool filters, as it may not be the appropriate size or shape for effective filtration. Pool filters typically require specific types of sand, such as silica sand, which has a uniform grain size and is designed to trap debris efficiently. Using the wrong type of sand can lead to poor filtration and potential damage to the filter system. Always consult the filter manufacturer's guidelines for the best materials to use.
Sand filters are not cleaned with chemicals . they are back washed when required. every four or five years it pays to replace the sand in a sand filter to maintain its efficiency.
No
yes you can use fusions at bromley swimming pool (the pavilion)
swimming, as in a swimming pool
No, sharp sand and pool filter sand are not the same. Sharp sand, also known as concrete sand, has larger, angular particles and is often used in construction and landscaping. Pool filter sand, on the other hand, is specifically graded silica sand designed for use in swimming pool filtration systems, providing effective filtration due to its uniform particle size and smooth texture. Using the wrong type can affect pool water clarity and filtration efficiency.
swiming pool
.017 to .022 silca sand found at any pool supply store New: I doubt that you are going to find .017 or .022 sand even at a building supply place that specializes in sand, plaster, rocks, gravel etc. A #20 silica sand is what is available for swimming pool filters and that is what should be used. .017 sand may in fact be too small for the latterals in a sand filter thus letting small amounts of sand to pass thru to the pool daily resulting in a buildup of dust and sand on the floor of your pool.
yes you can, the sand pump cleans the pool, making it look amazing!!