I've heard this sort of thing, a LOT, this year. I'm pretty much to the point of telling folks that, if they need to ask, they should NOT get a used pool! I'm glad you finally got yours up, though.
Also -- go feel that sand. That is, swim down to it, and touch it. I'm guessing it may be blown in dust OR dead algae. In that case, to remove it, you'd needYou can get this at Amazon, or something like it, locally:
- a skimmer (does your pool have one?)
- a manual vacuum set (links below) & probably
- an upgraded cartridge for your filter (I'll need EXACT model and make to help)
Poolmaster 27514 Classic Full View Triangular Vinyl Liner Vacuum
Hydro Tools 8365 8- to 16-Foot Adjustable Fluted Premium Fluted Telescopic Pool Pole, White
Poolmaster 33430 Premium Vacuum Hose with Swivel Cuff, 30-Feet by 1-1/2-Inch
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