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    Default Re: DE in pool

    I don't think you'll be sorry.

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    Default Re: DE in pool

    Me, either!

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    Again, Thank you all for your feedback and support. I have had my new 30" sand filter with zeo-sand in now for about a week and it is wonderful. My water is as clear as it was with the DE. No more DE in the pool! Yah Hoo!!!!!!!!!

    I BELIEVE!!!!

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    Glad you got it sorted out one way or another.

    For people searching and reading the thread, I'll just chime in:

    When DE is getting into MY pool it has ALWAYS been one of two things:
    1- A torn grid
    2- A torn grid.



    And the tears can be TINY TINY TINY. Just the diameter of a pencil in the right place is plenty big enough to get DE into the pool enough to cloud it up.

    I usually find tears:
    Where the Rib-Ends are
    At the bottom of the grid feed pipe
    Stitched seams torn.

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