poolchick

we sell a Unicel filter that is an equivalant to the type "A" "B" and "C" filters . Those filter should be available at just about any pool stiore or at least orderable. Now you will pay more but keep in mind that the filter is of much better quality then the disposable intex ones. I sell several of these a year in my store and they will last at the least a season if not many seasons, just take care of them and keep them clean. Sue

I live in Ontario and our weather is pretty much the same as yours and we recommend that the intex pools be stored indoors for the winter

This may have been discussed before but I am new today and I really havent looked through everything. First of all I am in Ontario Canada , not sure why that would be important but I thought I would share Ok heres the scoop. I have a customer that is running the ecosmart system, which is technically not legal here but that is neither here nor there, anywho we were closing her pool today and the boys noticed that when the water level was lowered that there is a lime green tinge to the liner that wasnt there before. I am aware that copper will turn green when ionized on say a roof or something but havent seen this in a pool before. Any suggestions on what to use to clean it? Her pH, alkalinity and copper levels have been in range all summer long. I am at a loss as to what to recommend. Thanks