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#2604 - 09/17/09 06:32 PM Running the pool all winter
tspark
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Registered: 09/17/09
Posts: 1 		is there any thing special i need to do if i plan on running the pump all winter?

would it be best to also get the "winterize" chemical kits?

thanks
Tom
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#2605 - 09/17/09 07:03 PM Re: Running the pool all winter [Re: tspark]
ThomasEsarey
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Loc: Virginia, Smith Mtn. Lake 		Hi,

I wouldnt bother with a winter kit just add algaecide and a 3" tabs once and a while you'll be fine. I keep my own pool running all year i'm in Va, just be careful of the power going out if its below freezing you need to take out the winter plugs.
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