Comments on: How To Winterize Your Inground Pool

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By: greg

greg — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 13:28:20 +0000

Been there and done that. I’ve had an inground pool for 18 years and learned that you should ALWAYS shock and cover the pool first. You can always pull back the cover to get to your inlets and skimmer when you’re ready to blow them out.

By: Kim

Kim — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 14:11:33 +0000

I procrastinated too long on the winterizing of my pool. I finally did the chemicals, blew water from lines, removed drain plugs from filter and pump, put winterizing plugs in return jets, and added my antifreeze. All that was left was the cover. I had to wait a few days for some help, and during those few days, we had a nice little rainstorm resulting in HUNDREDS of leaves (and some worms) going into my pool. I have managed to remove most of them with a net (several hours worth), but had a few questions. 1- My water now looks a bit green. Is it from the leaves? What can I do to make sure it isn’t green in spring? 2- What damage will be done if a few leaves stay in pool? Thanks so much!