Draining the whole pool can be dangerous for an inground pool due to popping, collapsing, or just messing the liner up. 50% is the most I ever recommend. That should drop everything by around 50%. Run for 24 hrs then do it again. I know it sucks, but it'll likely be cheaper than the chems you'll need to keep it in check until the Cya comes down.
What sand is in there? That looks like play sand, not filter sand. You should have a #20 silica grade or glass media in there. If you bought from a hardware store, i would say it may be wrong, they have a tendency to label it wrong, or not know what to sell you.
It's called "leeching" a race and personally I'm all for it. You'll just have to dress up like a rabbit or a hooters girl or anything fun, or you'll get booed hard.
I'm in the same boat. 40 too. Own my own business and work for myself by myself. Train for 5yrs up til COVID. Think about going back all the time but am worried of injury. Started playing disc golf and now have bad tennis elbow. Still usually twist/fracture and ankle once a year. I might go back one day.
According to your strips the Cya is through the roof. You will likely need multiple drain and refills. Shouldn't go more than 50% at a time. Best to get a real test done.
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Guess it's just weird to me that someone would drive something like this for such a short period of time. Think it was repoed the first time then only driver for another 30k.
Pool builders fault. Good for you, bad for them. Courts rarely side with the pool builder anyway. Hopefully they are a reputable company and will finish the job. It's usually in their best interest anyway. The rest of the payments they will either break even or take a "small" hit from the job and keep their reputation. Shit happens, and education is expensive. Good luck to you.
It's still pretty cold out. Everything will change once the heat comes. Partially drain now and refill. Keeping those levels with chems will be more expensive.
I do the same thing and am basically a wish version of him. Personally I do it because I can just put one setting on my clippers and use it all over my head and face. No razor burn.
SNES was amazing and had amazing games, games that I still play on the switch. But sega had the more racy/risqué games which at the time was great, but I don't enjoy them as much now. So if I had to choose I'd go SNES simply because of the timeless classics.
Draining the whole pool can be dangerous for an inground pool due to popping, collapsing, or just messing the liner up. 50% is the most I ever recommend. That should drop everything by around 50%. Run for 24 hrs then do it again. I know it sucks, but it'll likely be cheaper than the chems you'll need to keep it in check until the Cya comes down.
If you keep it under 35 and miss all the pot holes she might make it.
How much money do you lose when you try to sell a gold coin?
Corner of John Rolfe and Church. As someone who lives in this area, it’s kind of funny seeing the pearl clutching about it.
A lot of times when you see something like that they might know something that we don't. Perhaps there are other things to come to that area
What sand is in there? That looks like play sand, not filter sand. You should have a #20 silica grade or glass media in there. If you bought from a hardware store, i would say it may be wrong, they have a tendency to label it wrong, or not know what to sell you.
Looks weird to me too.
Accordion pipe. /s
It's called "leeching" a race and personally I'm all for it. You'll just have to dress up like a rabbit or a hooters girl or anything fun, or you'll get booed hard.
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You scored the beetus
White trash.
I'm in the same boat. 40 too. Own my own business and work for myself by myself. Train for 5yrs up til COVID. Think about going back all the time but am worried of injury. Started playing disc golf and now have bad tennis elbow. Still usually twist/fracture and ankle once a year. I might go back one day.
So tired of seeing this man on my Instagram feeds
Last time I was at a show they didn't allow signs larger than a certain size.
According to your strips the Cya is through the roof. You will likely need multiple drain and refills. Shouldn't go more than 50% at a time. Best to get a real test done.
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I see someone has never been to the gathering of the juggalos
You know, for a crack smoking, ear biting, rapist mike tyson is such a goober.
Rust is nothing but the real problem areas aren't shown. You can have nice rails but barely any crossmembers / gas tank mount / sway bar mount.
Thanks. Really, it all looks pretty similar under there, but I'll look at those areas really well when I go back too.
That's not necessarily a problem. Mine only has 79k on it. I bought it with 28k on it in 2019.
Guess it's just weird to me that someone would drive something like this for such a short period of time. Think it was repoed the first time then only driver for another 30k.
Nope. That's how salt pools work.
30k gal SWG, vinyl, 1 gallon lasts me probably a whole season
Unless you e done a boric acid treatment something is off. That's not how it works.
Pool builders fault. Good for you, bad for them. Courts rarely side with the pool builder anyway. Hopefully they are a reputable company and will finish the job. It's usually in their best interest anyway. The rest of the payments they will either break even or take a "small" hit from the job and keep their reputation. Shit happens, and education is expensive. Good luck to you.
That’s exactly what I was wondering. Pool looks great, but is it really clean and sanitized at lower levels.
It's still pretty cold out. Everything will change once the heat comes. Partially drain now and refill. Keeping those levels with chems will be more expensive.
I started playing last fall and have developed tennis elbow and it sucks.
I do the same thing and am basically a wish version of him. Personally I do it because I can just put one setting on my clippers and use it all over my head and face. No razor burn.
SNES was amazing and had amazing games, games that I still play on the switch. But sega had the more racy/risqué games which at the time was great, but I don't enjoy them as much now. So if I had to choose I'd go SNES simply because of the timeless classics.