losing water

[NWMNMom]

Leak detection is incredibly difficult unless you can track it to one specific incident (something gouging the liner, etc) There are some products on the market and a good search of this site and the TFP site will probably give you some insite on what others have done. A lot of the time they end up just biting the bullet and getting a new liner.

[matt4x4]

Whatever depth you lost water to over the winter is approximately the height where you want to start looking - from that point to 2" down - concentrate around the area of your stairs because they see the most use and sometimes, drop in steps (if you have them) can do damage when you remove or install them without you knowing it.

[matt4x4]

holes tend to look like dark spots - or possibly like a sliver of finger nail stuck to the liner

[hoffmans]

bkwudz-
What kind of cove do you have? Sand or Foam?

~Hoffmans

[bcpoolowner]

I have sand cove. I have looked and looked around for any signs of a leak, but still can not find it. I will search the sight for other suggestions and see if that helps.

Thanks

[jenpen400]

I spent two weeks last year looking on and off for a leak. I had ants chew a series of small pin holes in the cove. I purchased a good pair of gogles and filled an old pair of shorts with rocks to make it easier to stay on the bottom. I use plain Kool Aid powder the kind you add suger to and mixed it really strong into a little squeeze bottle. Persistance pays off when you see any thing that looks strange just squirt and if it gets sucked out.

Good Luck,
jen

[bkwudz]

bkwudz-
What kind of cove do you have? Sand or Foam?

~Hoffmans

Sand.

I would have never found my leaks, there was too many small, very small holes around the cove. Like i said, i searched all last season for the leak.