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Algae - Prevention and Treatment New Treat and prevent all types of swimming pool algae - green, yellow, mustard - we're here to help you clear up your green pool water!

PoolMath - Trouble Free PoolPoolMath - Trouble Free Pool
PoolMath Discover the pool calculator behind the perfect pool, PoolMath. Dealing with pools has allowed TFP to become the original authors of the best calculator on the net. To help you better understand the calculator and keep your water clean and clear, you should also view the following: ABC's of Pool Water Chemistry FC/CYA Chart Recommended Pool Chemicals Recommended Levels For a more ...

Swimming Pool Start-up and Closing - Trouble Free PoolSwimming Pool Start-up and Closing - Trouble Free Pool
Talk about the procedures for opening and closing your swimming pool

Under Construction | Trouble Free PoolUnder Construction | Trouble Free Pool
Choose a builder, design, construct, and renovate - we love photos!

Ascorbic Acid Treatment - Further Reading | Trouble Free PoolAscorbic Acid Treatment - Further Reading | Trouble Free Pool
Tips When Doing an Ascorbic Acid Treatment for Pool Stains Putting the filter on RECIRCULATE or removing the filter cartridges helps avoid the slight chance of coating your filter media with metals, which might force you to replace your filter media.

Expansion Joints and Coping - Further Reading - Trouble Free PoolExpansion Joints and Coping - Further Reading - Trouble Free Pool
What are Pool Expansion Joints? Expansion joints – more appropriately called isolation joints – are essential to constructing a structurally sound pool and deck. Concrete (and similar decking options) expand and contract with temperature changes, making an expansion joint necessary to prevent the deck from applying pressure on the pool shell.

Posts - Trouble Free PoolPosts - Trouble Free Pool
The pool has been very clean since opening. About 2 weeks after opening, we had a thunderstorm and the pool took in about 2 in of water. After the storm the pool looked a bit cloudy, so I brushed and vacuumed, then backwashed down to level. At the time I had a cya of 40 and did an oclt test and was losing 1ppm.

Algae - Trouble Free PoolAlgae - Trouble Free Pool
The best offense is a good defense: prevent algae in your pool with chlorine, and avoid expensive algaecides and shock!

White deposits covering Fiberglass pool - Trouble Free PoolWhite deposits covering Fiberglass pool - Trouble Free Pool
Hi I have a 3 year old fiberglass chlorinated pool that has developed white staining from the water line and throughout the floor and walls of the pool. Local pool stores are telling me it is etching of the gelcoat, the pool manufacturer is telling me it is calcium and that the pool needs to...

DIY Reverse Osmosis? - Trouble Free PoolDIY Reverse Osmosis? - Trouble Free Pool
Seems like this topic has been covered here a little bit over the years... but, I'm interested in whether it's possible to DIY a reverse osmosis setup for occasionally dropping CYA and other levels to acceptable levels over time rather than paying $500+ for a truck to do it in 8 hours. Thoughts?







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