Does anyone else have a large (15 foot or larger) EASY SET POOL?  Do You Like It?  Is It Easy to use/set up?
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Yes I love it we've already got it set up and ready for summer here its so easy to set up for me But i have to have someone to help me though!
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Also use a "defloculant" to clump the fine dirt togather so the filter will trap the dirt instead of just letting it pass back into the pool.  You should never have to clean your filter more than a few times a week.  Back washing more than that will really screw up your pool chemistry. \n\nThe defloculator is available from all pool and spa stores and will work wonders.  You will also get ti cleaned up faster if you cut your top water intakes back and have most of the water being sucked though the bottom drain.  I have very similar problems with my in ground pool because it's located around lots of pine and other trees.  once I use the deflocculator, I can also use a fine pool net to get alot of it out too.  Good Luck!
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I've seen two different setups that have worked really well.\n\nFirst one was called "The Loop" at my home course.  Everyone just goes out and plays their own ball, and then turns in their scorecards at the end of the round.  The players were divided into two pools - the A pool had all the guys who shot around 80, the B pool was the 110 shooters, in your case - and the scorecards are drawn so every A player is matched with a B player.  From there, it's the team's best ball on the hole vs. the field for skins.  Everyone plays hard because they don't know who their partner is until the end of the round...\n\nNow, if the teams have to be known in advance, try alternate shot.  Whoever drives on the first hole drives on all the odd-numbered holes; the partner drives on all the evens.  Automatic two-stroke penalty if someone hits twice in a row (including knocking in that three-inch putt after missing the five-footer).  Just make sure the teams involve one low and one high handicapper, or else it'll get ugly quick.
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MOVE YOUR POOL TO WHERE FROGS DON'T FREQUENT.\n\nSUCH AS THE TUNDRA.
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Glad to know there's actually other girls who like pool!\n\nPlay a lot is the best thing to do.  First, you get a new cue, it will help you get used to something to play with instead of having to play with scrubby house cues.  Next, find a partner to play with as much as possible, even if they stink, it's still fun.\n\nGet the stance right.  As a girl, it's easier for me to point one foot towards the cue ball and the other outward to level and hold myself into position.  Keep in mind that your cue needs to be as level with the table at all times possible.  (Meaning that the stick should be parallel to the pool table)  Keep your head down, too.  It's easier to see the ball and angle you are trying to hit.  (Plus it makes you look slick---->)\n\nKeep your forearm and elbow at a 90 degree angle and this will keep your arm steady.  It takes getting used to but it helps in the long run.  Keep your bridge hand steady at all times, too.  That is where the point of contact with the ball is closest to.\n\n9 Ball is a really good fame to start out with because it's less confusing with only 9 balls on the table, and it gives you a head start with positioning the ball.  That's my favorite game, by the way :)\n\nThe number one thing about being a good billiard player is having confidence.  It doesn't matter how many balls you miss in that pocket-- at least you are practicing.  Don't be a sore loser because that shows that you are not a confident player, and it also lets the other person know that you really didn't enjoy playing a game with them.\n\nHave fun, and I hope this helps you!
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http://www.mailorderexpress.com/Intex.asp that's what you should go on. All pools and fliters are on that website. Try it!!!!!!
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I usually buy 20 or so boxes (it is very inexpensive) of the no name brand and use it in the swimming pool.....beats the price of buying Ph increaser and is more natural.
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Check out poolgearplus.com they have some pretty neat stuff there.  I just clean mine with the pump vacuum.
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Are you sure you want to pour and mix this yourself??  When my husband and I did the cement around our pool, it was about that size and we had the cement brought in and poured.  It really wasn't that expensive, but a lot better on the time factor.
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I not sure about this. Water has a lot of Weight. Ever see those "Slinky" toys. You not want you Pool to get the same idea as a "Slinky". Maybe you could Build Up the ground to get it level? Maybe a few Landscaping Timbers or even rocks laid nice and fill in to get it more level. I have wanted to do the same as you, but, with the slope I not think it will work, hate to spend money to watch it Collapse and be Ruined.\nQ: Where (and on what surfaces) can I safely and successfully set up my Simple-Set pool?\nA: For proper pool functionality and your safety the pool MUST be set up on an extremely flat, level, and stable surface. Suitable surfaces include grass, compacted earth, concrete, or pavement. Use of a ground cloth, if provided, is always recommended and is REQUIRED if the pool is to be set up on concrete or pavement. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should the pool be set-up on wooden decks or other wooden surfaces, or on ground that is muddy or subject to shifting. DO NOT USE SAND to level the ground, as it is also subject to shifting under the weight of the pool. Do not attempt to 'jack up' the pool on any type of frame, support, or riser(s), as this will cause the pool to collapse!
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theres good game called MAX POOL.. u can search for it on google..\n\nthe AKA of it is COOL POOL.. AWESOME 3d POOL
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just a minute we did this one last week......just experiment with different lenghth pool tables and talk about it
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W/ a pooltable cover.
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Yahoo pool is great if you can handle all of the smart alecs on there. Thankfully they do have an ignore button. \n            Have fun!
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As a referee for the BCA Pool League, I'm also a stickler for playing by the rules.  This is just another reason why I don't bother playing pool-based computer games.  It's fun for a lot of people, but it spreads a lot of disinformation about the way pool is really played.  More people are familiar with various "house rules" than BCA world standardized rules.  I can't tell you how many people give me funny looks when my friends and I play professional rules in a bar.  Happy Shooting.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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Hello\n\nIf you want the best i suggest you to have a look http://www.brunswick-billiards.com/\n\ngood luck with ure new cue :)
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I pay my pool guy 150 a month (he shows up every friday). But he also takes care of my hot tub, all my chemicals, and the pump/filter mechanisms. For just skimming and scrubbing, you'd be lucky to get 20 bucks a pool, probably more like 10 - 15.