Depends on what is in the kit. If it is Baqua or SoftSwim or the like, RUN!!![]()
You will need CYA (stabilizer) that is a pool chem. Some of the other stuff you probably COULD use, but BBB is cheaper, and all you need!!
ETA: Welcome to the forum!!
Curious to know if it is really necessary to buy the "kit" that alot of pool stores offer when buying a new AG pool?
What is really necessary and what is not![]()
What about chemicals? I keep reading about BBB method but does that replace all other chemicals?
TIA for any advice
Depends on what is in the kit. If it is Baqua or SoftSwim or the like, RUN!!![]()
You will need CYA (stabilizer) that is a pool chem. Some of the other stuff you probably COULD use, but BBB is cheaper, and all you need!!
ETA: Welcome to the forum!!
~Grace
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but alas, no pool... yet!
Most of the kits we have seen include a combo of the following
Pool chemicals
Filter
Pole Skimmer
Wall Skimmer
Ladder
Chlorine Dispenser
Weighted Vacuum head or "bug" type vacuum
Test Strips
Pool Thermometer
Solar Cover
Winter Cover (with and without winter chemicals)
You could probably buy the things you need seperatly, but that would be a lot of shopping. Some here love to find the bargain, some know the exact product they want, and so the kit is not worth it to them. Personally, I plan to get the kit, and maybe make modifications to it, like a different pump, no chems, no strips, etc. I will be dealing with brick-and-mortar store, though, and not an online pool distrubutor, so perhaps you are unable to make any changes.Originally Posted by zebfam
HTH!![]()
~Grace
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but alas, no pool... yet!
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