Omg this is genius! Just today I was thinking of a way to remove the 4 inches of rain that fell on my pool cover. And I was doing it with a bucket. Definitely trying this out!
Alright i think all the air bubbles are out. *Air bubbles start coming out. Oops there's some more let's wait a bit longer. Alright that should be all the bubbles. *Air bubbles start again. Let's just give that a bit longer. *Air bubbles start again.
I took a hose a submerged on end in my pool and the other end on the ground. I took another hose with spray nozzle and manually held it underwater on the submerged hose end until water flowed to the ground. Release hose underwater and boom, Bob's your uncle
Why not use a splitter and drain water over to neighbors yard. Looks to cold to be disconnecting hose. Add an antisiphon connector while your at it. Just saying
In my pool there is a so many wall like steamer ,filter ,and vaccum if i have to removed water from pool i have to close all the wall first or not please reply me
Omg this is genius! Just today I was thinking of a way to remove the 4 inches of rain that fell on my pool cover. And I was doing it with a bucket. Definitely trying this out!
Wow you are a genius this worked wonders! You saved us so much time energy and money. We don't have pillow ; its not needed!
I probably would have remade the video if I had kinked the hose that many times! 🤣Regardless, good tip on how to syphon.
Right! But good lesson though on being thorough 😅
Alright i think all the air bubbles are out. *Air bubbles start coming out. Oops there's some more let's wait a bit longer. Alright that should be all the bubbles. *Air bubbles start again. Let's just give that a bit longer. *Air bubbles start again.
True, but budget wise this method works great and a little water on top of the cover helps keep it down on the pool when the wind kicks up.
Thank you so much for this very helpful tip.. saved us from getting a pump…
Thanks that helped a lot🙏🏿
This worked. Thank you!
Thanks
Thank you I just use your method is work very good.
Great to hear Naomie, glad I could help!
It's called a siphon ya dingus -_-
I took a hose a submerged on end in my pool and the other end on the ground. I took another hose with spray nozzle and manually held it underwater on the submerged hose end until water flowed to the ground. Release hose underwater and boom, Bob's your uncle
Why not use a splitter and drain water over to neighbors yard. Looks to cold to be disconnecting hose. Add an antisiphon connector while your at it. Just saying
Thank you!
I did that last year and it was a pain. Better to just get an automatic pump and leave it to take care of business all winter.
Nothing beats a pump for sure especially in an area that rains a lot, but it does get the job done when needed.
Agree this method did not work for me and I ended up getting a pump.
In my pool there is a so many wall like steamer ,filter ,and vaccum if i have to removed water from pool i have to close all the wall first or not please reply me
How long does this method take?
It isn't super fast, but depending on how much water you need to remove it could take an hour to several hours.
So it’s 20 degrees and your exterior water is turned on?