random_nzer

Hi all, I'm finding that lilos and inflatable boats etc. don't last long in my pool due to the sharp edges of the coping stones surrounding the pool. Is there a paint or product that will help get rid of, or significantly tone down, the sharpness of the underside edges of the coping stones? I've included a photo below to show how they look. Ignore the green water - I'll be chlorinating the pool soon with summer on the way in New Zealand :-) Also, especially if there's a suitable paint to use, what would be recommended for treating the moss growth on the edges of the coping stones before applying paint? Waterblasting doesn't seem to work very well.

Hi Steve, that's unfortunate to hear :-( It's a shame there's no product that's safe to use, even if it only produces a small amount of bubbles or foam. Anyhow, it sounds like there's no way to get around the issue of damage to components.

Ideally, yes I'd definitely hope for it to disappear after a period of time rather than needing to drain and refill, clean filters etc. But dish soap is something I'll keep in mind. Any other ideas?

Hi all, I see a lot of posts on the forum about ways to reduce foaming due to lotions coming off skin, detergent coming off bathing suits etc. but was wondering what could be used (and if safe to use) a product that will create copious amounts of foam? I have a 2001 Sovereign Hot Spring spa pool. Just seems like it would be fun on some occasions to add a safe product to the water to make lots of foam.