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#2648 - 10/09/09 09:05 AM
Confused! To drain or not to drain...
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BeckyE75
Newbie
Registered: 10/09/09
Posts: 1
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So, for 5 years (when the pool was put in) the man/company that put it in told me to always make sure the water level never gets over a certain point, as water can get behind the liner and float it. For 5 years, I have drained excess water when it is raining, etc. as to not reach what I deemed the point of no return and an expensive mistake. For other reasons, we are having our liner replaced now. The guy came out this morning to measure and told me to cut the electricity off, let the pool go until they close it in about a week. It is raining hard here today, I asked if I needed to drain the pool, he said I would never find a swimming pool that overflows. This goes against everything I have ever been told. Is this the truth? Water escapes through the skimmer and goes into the ground if it gets to a certain level--without the owner draining it to waste?
So confused,
BE in Memphis
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#2800 - 12/30/09 02:51 AM
Re: Confused! To drain or not to drain...
[Re: reindeerboy]
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JaniceA
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Registered: 12/30/09
Posts: 15
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I definitely agree with ThomasEsarey you should never let the pool water excess on the liner track
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