What Not To Mix With Pool Shock? You should never mix pool shock with other pool chemicals, especially chlorine or acid, as this can create dangerous or harmful reactions.

What Do I Put Down Before Setting Up My Pool? You should put down a ground cloth or pool pad to protect the pool liner or surface from damage caused by rocks,…

What Chemical Destroys A Pool? No single chemical can destroy a pool, but using too much of certain chemicals, or using them improperly, can cause damage to the pool's surface, equipment, or…

How Do You Get Dirt Off The Bottom Of A Pool Without A Vacuum? You can use a pool brush or net to manually remove debris from the bottom of the pool,…

Do You Close Skimmer When Vacuuming Pool? No, you should keep the skimmer open when vacuuming to allow it to collect any debris that is too large for the vacuum to pick…

Do You Have To Backwash After Vacuuming? Yes, it is a good idea to backwash or clean the filter after vacuuming to remove any dirt or debris that was picked up during…

What Should I Turn Off When Vacuuming My Pool? You should turn off the pool's automatic cleaner, as well as any water features or pool equipment that might interfere with vacuuming.

Where Does Dirt Go When You Vacuum A Pool? It goes into the filter or pump basket, where it is trapped until it is removed through backwashing or cleaning the filter.

Live algae can be vacuumed out of a pool using a pool vacuum or automatic pool cleaner.

When fixing a pool, it is best to address the pH level first, as it can affect the effectiveness of other chemicals.