New Pool Plaster: Care, Brushing, Chemistry

[@Guscitizen1320]

Hands down the best explanation on CZcams. Basic and to the point!

[@FHLaRue]

This is the best explanation I’ve seen so far. And it was quick too! Thanks

[@CoachHybrid]

When can I add chlorine to a new pool? It has no chlorine and it’s very hot here in Texas. I don’t want algae to grow and it says not add chlorine to the pool for 30 days

[@planitpools]

Excellent Video and content was very well written. Can I share this video on my Business FB Page ?

[@rhettcreative579]

Sure! Thank you!

[@cristianstriblea792]

I have a question .
I have scheduled this week to come and plaster my pool but I am a bit worried because temperatures will drop around 37 F in the night and around 52 f during the day . Is it to cold for the plaster to get set ?
Should I wait for temperatures to get wormer ?

[@rhettcreative579]

Colder is better. It makes the concrete cure slower = stronger. Plastering during hot is the problem. Faster cure = weaker concrete.

[@jamespolucha6911]

After 2 weeks is the pool completed and can I turn my pump off ? My pump has been running for 3 weeks straight and I have been brushing it and checking PH levels but when can I stop doing this

[@rhettcreative579]

I would ask your pool builder or whoever did your plaster (if remodel) but, yeah, if your water is clear and balanced, you can.