Spring is here and you are excited to use your in-ground swimming pool again. Problem is, you find your pool filled with green water after opening it. What do you do? Watch this two-part video tutorial to learn how to backwash your pool filter and clear up that swampy green pool in your backyard.
How To: Clean a green swimming pool
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Properly Use Eco Friendly Gas Can with Green Twist Lock Spout
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Create a parallel flower arrangement
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Hook Up Your Above Ground Swimming Pool Vacuum & Hose with the Sand Filter
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Clean up oil stains from your driveway
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Control Running Bamboo
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Fix or Repair a Broken Spark Plug Wire and Boot on Lawn Mower
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Create a home water fountain with Lowe's
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Mortar a firepit
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Repair and seal an asphalt driveway with Lowe's
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Check Your Engine Oil on a Snowblower Toro 824
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Use cobblestone for edging around your yard
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Adjust a Rain Bird 5000 Series Sprinkler spray arc
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Get rid of moles in the yard
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Paint and acid wash a swimming pool
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Trap a mole for your garden
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Build a garden retaining wall
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Choose and install the best landscape lighting for both day and night
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Drain the Water Off of Your Swimming Pool Cover with a Garden Hose
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How To:
Build a laminar flow nozzle for fifteen dollars
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How To:
Clean and Remove Carbon on Old Spark Plug and Also Fix a Surging Sputtering Snowblower
-
How To:
Properly Use Eco Friendly Gas Can with Green Twist Lock Spout
-
How To:
Create a parallel flower arrangement
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How To:
Hook Up Your Above Ground Swimming Pool Vacuum & Hose with the Sand Filter
-
How To:
Clean up oil stains from your driveway
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How To:
Control Running Bamboo
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How To:
Fix or Repair a Broken Spark Plug Wire and Boot on Lawn Mower
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How To:
Create a home water fountain with Lowe's
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How To:
Check Your Engine Oil on a Snowblower Toro 824
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How To:
Adjust a Rain Bird 5000 Series Sprinkler spray arc
-
How To:
Repair and seal an asphalt driveway with Lowe's
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How To:
Mortar a firepit
-
How To:
Use cobblestone for edging around your yard
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How To:
Choose and install the best landscape lighting for both day and night
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How To:
Build a garden retaining wall
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How To:
Paint and acid wash a swimming pool
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How To:
Trap a mole for your garden
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How To:
Get rid of moles in the yard
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Fix the Lawn Mower Wheel Deck Height Adjuster Lever Tabs
2 Comments
OK Pool guys, what is the best way to cope with 7 eucalyptus trees hanging by the pool when local council regulations forbid tree lopping or removal. Help, please! By the way, pool covers don't always work because they either are too cumbersome to remove, essentially taking the spontaneity out of swimming, or the debris fall into the pool when the cover is rolled up. Either way it is a hassle, but I was told of an automated leaf scooper that works with the pump's return (water) pressure, as opposed to its forward suction. any ideas?
Wow this a very helpful pool cleaning technique! thanks!
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