Time to start warming her up!

[CarlD]

Hi Steve!

I don't even BEGIN to think about opening until mid-April, and only if the ice has melted. I expect a full pool from all the snow melt--the cover is STILL weighted down with snow and ice (now mostly ice).

[Watermom]

Hey Carl, will you be mad if I tell you that my trees are budding? Y'all can keep the ice. This girl is glad to see signs of spring. I'll be putting the pump and filter on my pool within the next 2 or 3 weeks so I can start chlorinating. If I don't, as the weather warms up, I'll have a green pool!

[aylad]

Hey Carl, will you be mad if I tell you that my trees are budding? Y'all can keep the ice. This girl is glad to see signs of spring. I'll be putting the pump and filter on my pool within the next 2 or 3 weeks so I can start chlorinating. If I don't, as the weather warms up, I'll have a green pool!

Y'all can keep ALL of the winter/cold stuff up there--we've got flowers blooming, temps in the low 70s during the day and mid 40s at night, and my pool got its first shot of chlorine a couple of days ago. It's crystal clear, just waiting for the water to warm up--it's still in the low 60s at the moment. Got a bad case of Spring fever now!!!!!

Janet

[steveinaz]

Hi Steve!

I don't even BEGIN to think about opening until mid-April, and only if the ice has melted. I expect a full pool from all the snow melt--the cover is STILL weighted down with snow and ice (now mostly ice).

Our climate is so moderate, I never close my pool. I do lower my SWCG to 5% output, which keeps me at 2ppm. usually around mid-March we'll cover it up, and start building some heat; and then I'll clean my filter elements and my salt cell.