Reply With QuoteDidn't know that. On the poo . Been running mine once a week for a day to keep the water clean. Better go ahead n turn it on and let it run then.
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I always left mine running, I had less trouble that way. I was also prepared to drain everything in case of a power failure during a winter storm.Originally Posted by "G"
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Didn't know that. On the poo . Been running mine once a week for a day to keep the water clean. Better go ahead n turn it on and let it run then.
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DD, I sure hope you meant "pool" instead of "poo"! If not then i gotta wonder about your new pad. All jokes aside, running water will not freeze, at least in MS. I had a big in- ground pool for over 12 years, I didn't know anything when I started and learned by trial and error. Let the thing run and you will have less problems in the long term. If you have a lot of trees dropping leaves put a net over the pool and skim them every few days. If ya got any questions pm me.
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And it'll help a lot if you'll run that heater. You need to keep it about 80 degrees.
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Thanks for the advise. I've got oak and pine trees around the pool so I already bought a 20'x40' mesh net cover. Been on it for a couple weeks. I wanna keep it clean so I don;t have the problems that I've seen my friends have in the spring getting the pool right. I turned on both the pool pump and the creepy crawler pump, just gonna let them run if I think it's gonna be near freezing. Need tro run anyhow for the next day or so, so chlorine can get back into it with all this fresh water
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