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Hi, I just bought a house and it has a pool. I've never had to deal with one, but a co-worker introduced me to this forum, so here I am.
I guess my first question would be "How do I determine how much water my pool holds"?
I'm looking forward to learning to maintain my own pool!!
What a smart co-worker you have! Is he/she a member here? Hope you enjoy being a part of the forum. Tell us more about your pool and somebody can help you determine the volume.
Length X width X Avg depth (all in ft) X 7.48 gal/cft = gallonsQuote:
Originally Posted by BuzWms
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Read your water meter before & after you fill it. Subtract avg daily (or hourly) usage. Difference remaining is your pool.
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If you have a manufactured pool, go to the manufacturer's website and look it up, if possible. If not, call them. Subtract 10% from their figure, since it will usually be gallons to overflow, rather than gallons to normal operating depth.
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Take pictures of the pool (might as well do the equip at the same time) and email them to poolforum AT gmail DOT com. I'll post them; we'll look at them and tell you what to do next.
Good luck!