I don't like this time of year. Don't like talking about closing my pool for the season.![]()
I don't like this time of year. Don't like talking about closing my pool for the season.![]()
Janet gave you all the answers except one.
ALL of my main plumbing from the drains to the pump, to the filter, to the returns is plumbed with removable PVC pipe, some hard, some TigerFlex. By plugging all the drains and returns I can remove ALL the plumbing, drain it, and store in my basement. I only have to worry about blowing out my solar panels, and the bridge hosing between them.
(Each solar panel is 2'x4' and I have 30 of them surrounding a 16'x40' pool. They are connected to each other by 18" long bridge hoses. 15 panels feed one warm-water return and the other 15 feed another, so I can turn them on depending on which group is in the sun.)
Carl
We're nowhere close!! Air temps back up to the 97-99 range, no rain, pool temp back up to almost 90 today, having a swim party this weekend for my oldest's birthday!! (She can't swim with a cast, but she can hang out with her friends in the lounge chairs).........
Janet
We're still open here for a bit longer, too. Temps in the upper 80s and 90s. But, it won't be too long .................
At 11:00 PM tonight it is 40 on my deck.
Al
16'x32' oval 22K gal IG vinyl pool; ; Hayward S244T sand filter; Hayward superpump 1 HP pump; hrs; K-2006; PF:5.5
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