Leslie's Tips Episode 3: Pool Draining 101 | Leslie's

[@thomaspease208]

do you guys come out to service the pool

[@mrfixitusa6165]

1) How much of this info changes when you're feeling with an above ground pool? 2) Our obove ground pool sat for two winter's and one summer, unused and uncovered. I know some leaves fell in. Does that mean the "TDS" levels are pretty much certain, to be too high? 3) I've been told that "shock" can bring back "nasty" water that even had tadpoles in it, and there's no need to drain even if it sat this long, has slimy inner lining, dark green water, can't see the bottom etc. (I don't think it has tadpoles, but I know I wouldn't want to jump in that sucker right now!) Is that true? If a pool is in such condition, is it possible to clean and purify the water? Or should it automatically be drained, then clean & disinfected and refilled & treated?

[@LesliesPoolCare]

Our info deals in the size/gallons of water in the pool. We recommend taking in a water sample to get a true picture of what you're working with. Then you'll know for sure if it should be drained.

[@hdesai7348]

If my cyanuric acid is 100 should I drain my pool?

[@NinjaSushi2]

How green is too green because it's the middle of summer and my pool equipment has been broken for two months or more.