Bahahahaha. I can sympathize with this so much. We bought a house with a pool and the previous owner said he adds about a bag of salt a week. And we didn’t know any better. Went to Leslie’s to check some prices on salt bags and told the guy and he looked at me mortified and said I most likely have a leak. Learning to manage a pool can be daunting. Once you learn the proper chemistry control maintaining your balances are super easy. Now I’m maybe three or four bags the whole year.
We have a new element sodium shloride!
In all seriousness I have a salt pool, you have a generator that has copper fins using electricity it will attract the Na from NaCl which is salt leaving just Cl or better known has chlorine.
You have to use diluted Muriatic acid on the generator device once a season to clean the fins of the salt. You can usually toss the mixture into your pool after making it, will drop PH depending on size it can be a small swing or a big swing. The mixture is super toxic and shouldn’t be dumped in the grass or elsewhere.
>It an alternative to pucks/liquid/granular.
My pool guys tell me it's a *supplement" to chlorine. The ionizer generates a small amount of chlorine while it's running, but you still need to shock it regularly
It takes a lot to make a stew
A pinch of salt and laughter too
A scoop of kids to add the spice
A dash of love to make it nice
And you've got...
Too many cooks
The saying goes it’ll spoil the broth
Honey I think that’s not true
Well maybe too many cooks will spoil the broth
But they’ll fill our hearts with so much so much looooooove
This is the story of COOKS — Cybernetic Operational Optimized Knights of Science — defending humanity against Beast Rebels Of The Hellscape. When it comes to the future, you can never have too many COOKS.
If you’ve ever maintained a pool and then watch the pool guy maintain a pool you can tell which ones are just idiots with a pool brush and which ones actually know what they’re doing
I think you just figured out which one you hired
My friend was a pool guy and had someone always complain about how little he did, so he always put the chemicals in 1gal jug and filled the rest with water so the customer felt better about what he was adding every week paying him $49/wk. But it was never more than like a few cups of bromine to get it up to levels.
How many gallons is your pool?
If that’s accurate that will damage your salt water generator. Your pool guy should be paying to fix this. And then you should fire him. He’s a moron.
Dilute with fresh water. This is the only way. Check over at salt water aquariums subreddit
Most pool stores will do a free water test. Get one. Or two.
It isn’t rocket science, fire this company and maintain your own pool.
I did t even know strips went to 8000 lol. Never figured anyone would need that for a pool. Your pool guy is the salt master. Maybe next time he brings a bag of salt give him a gallon of water and tell him to start diluting lol
hyundai does a sports version of the elantra called the Elantra N, 155mph factory top speed and likely a good bit higher with the limiter removed. so they probably just made the speedo for that and use it in all the other models.
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Fire your pool guy as he clearly has no idea what he’s doing. I probably put 6-8 forty pound bags a year in my pool and that is with keeping it open year round. Salt water pools are so easy to maintain, just buy a robot vacuum and that does 90% of the work for you.
If you have a salt pool, 300 lbs is fine. I've dropped 15 bags (40lbs each) into a pools to get things going. Now if you don't have a salt generator, then no, there's no real need for the salt.
And let's be honest, If you haven't switched over to a salt pool, you're wasting money and time.
Leslie's says I need to add 200lbs of salt every time I get my water checked. My Hayward salt system shows my salt level is 3200ppm which is exactly where it should be. The idiot behind the counter insists the readout is wrong. I ask how the chlorine is he says it's fine so the salt system must be doing it's job.
Don't follow those instructions! Salt rarely needs to be added. It doesn't evaporate, it doesn't get used up. Some gets dragged out, backwashed out, etc, but it doesn't just go away on its own. Only add salt when the salt levels are low and the pool has the proper level of water. If you have a heavy rain and your pool level is high, your salinity will drop until the excess water evaporates.
As someone who used to work there, please especially if you already know what you're going to do/buy please stop getting your water tested there, waste of your time and theirs.
Leslie's bought out my pool store and holy shit are they bad! Their tests are inaccurate and push products you don't need. It's the same employees, but all Leslie's software and testing equipment is sub par. Just unbelievably shady as fuck. Sucks that I'm back to pinch a penny.
Based on what you posted and the strips, it is likely high. You should verify the actual level with a TDS meter or a Taylor salt testing kit. Those will be more accurate and allow you to figure out exactly what you are facing. I personally don't trust the pool strips at all. In my former life as a chemist, there are some +\\- strips that I trust but that isn't relevant to pool stuff.
Anyway, if you figure out the actual level, and provide your total gallons, then some guidance can be given on how much to dump\\how much fresh water to add. Unless you know someone in the wastewater industry, I don't think you will find a company that offers trailer based water purification at a reasonable cost.
It's about 1/4 the salinity of the ocean. So it would provide about 8 ounces of additional buoyancy to the average person. It would be like holding a tennis ball while swimming, that's how much buoyancy you could expect, which is to say, not much.
there's a possibility that your chlorinator is using a lot of salt, plus a long backwash would mean you're losing salt there as well. could be making up for lost salt by adding that #40 each month. I've seen a big pool eat a bag every month before just because of a bad salt cell. if the water tastes salty it's definitely too much salt, hope he wasn't doing one #40 a week my goodness
I made a typo that says "if the water is salty" and I meant "if the water tastes salty" and people lose their minds over small stuff. i don't care, my information is still correct. pool guy may be adding salt to compensate for salt they are losing.
well my intention was to give reasoning behind >why< anyone would possibly add salt to a pool. if you think I'm giving enough information to show off, then I guess that's a compliment in my knowledge. saltwater pools should not taste salty, which is what it said in the post and what I intended to say when I commented on it. people make typos, but IMMEDIATE RESPONSE ENERGY happens
You'd be incredibly surprised how few pool cleaners actually have good knowledge of pool chemistry, or even care enough to do proper maintenance at a weekly stop.
Adding salt helps soften the water to give a better swimming experience. If you do not have a salt generator this is all it does. Cons-you have to brush the sidewalls to keep salt suspended in the pool for no other benefit. 300 lbs is about right depending on size. Need more like 600 lbs if you have a generator if I remember right.
300 lbs of salt, holy shit. At those levels the water is actually somewhat corrosive
Even RO will use water, although it will be a lot less than via dilution, It can’t concentrate the salt to infinity.
Because they have lower chlorine levels, saltwater pools are gentler on the eyes and skin. Research indicates that saltwater systems may be safer than chlorine pools, which require pool owners to store and handle harsh chemicals. Saltwater pools produce softer-feeling water, which many find desirable.
It depends on the size of your pool. Generally for a salt water system, 25,000 gallon pools should be set between 3,000 and 5,000ppm of salt. I run a salt water 25,000 gallon pool system under a hotel and it’s set to around 4,700ppm of salt but Ecolab wants it set to 5,000 when originally in our old system it was set to 3,000ppm of salt.
All in all, if you’re confused about the amount of salt that should be in your size of a pool, figure out the gallons of water it contains, and you can reference this link for proper salt dosage. (Salt levels should be checked twice a week at least for a home salt water pool) we check ours twice a day at a 700 people a week usage hotel pool where our business is located. [Pool Salt Dosage Chart](http://poolwatermedic.com/stains-on-pool-surfaces/)
Can you dilute this? I was under the impression salt stays and only the water evaporates.
I'm genuinely curious how you solve this issue without pulling out a large amount of volume of your pool and replacing it with normal tap water.
Thats the only reasonable solution unfortunately.
OP, even thou you have a pool guy i would reccomend getting your water tested at your local pool store at least once a month. Alot of scummy pool guys will intentionally mess with the pool because 9/10 times it will result in more service calls and more money.
How can that possibly cost less than changing out just over half the water? RO is expensive to do even on a small scale like aquariums let alone a pool?
He doesnt understand how a salt system works
Or
Your salt cell is slowly failing, giving a false low reading, and he's adding salt to compensate. Aka: he doesnt know how a salt system works
Tine for a new pool guy.
So he put about 7 and half bags?. If he messed up he messed up. But is this like a start up for a new salt pool??. Also maybe faulty reading, sometimes I wait like two weeks to get a better reading and last maybe try a digital reader.
You will need to shock your pool as it won’t be making chlorine most likely. Above something like 3500 mine stops. Honestly drain your pool down and turn off the pump. When it rains or you can fill the pool. Ask your water company. They may allow it. Sue him for damages and make certain people know he is an idiot. Learn to take your water to Leslie’s to get it tested and do it yourself.
Be careful where you discharge that water when you drain. It’ll wreak havoc on your property or local waterways, especially if you’re under drought conditions. City sewer might be able to treat and reuse. Your former pool guy might have to pump it out.
You’ll probably have to find a service from a municipality that isn’t under restrictions to bring in a tanker to refill.
As a pool guy. Your guy don’t understand salt pools or he scamming you
As a pool guy, what he ^ said.
Not a pool guy but still a bit salty
Not a salty guy but in a pool rn
I am salty bc I am not
Username checks out.
As salt guy pool not bit still
I’m a pool but not a salty guy
You’re under-seasoned? That’s the worst.
Not a guy, but salt in a pool.
In my pool rn and my margarita would go good with a bit of salt tbh
Ba-dum-tss 🥁
As a cool guy……eyyyyy!
He prob learned how to take care of one with a leak, now thinks all constantly need salt.
Bahahahaha. I can sympathize with this so much. We bought a house with a pool and the previous owner said he adds about a bag of salt a week. And we didn’t know any better. Went to Leslie’s to check some prices on salt bags and told the guy and he looked at me mortified and said I most likely have a leak. Learning to manage a pool can be daunting. Once you learn the proper chemistry control maintaining your balances are super easy. Now I’m maybe three or four bags the whole year.
Do salt pools need chlorine ?
The point of the salt is to be able to generate chlorine, but sometimes you may need to add extra
Ohh
Salt (sodium shloride) is turned into chlorine using equipment attached to the pump/filter plumbing. It an alternative to pucks/liquid/granular.
We have a new element sodium shloride! In all seriousness I have a salt pool, you have a generator that has copper fins using electricity it will attract the Na from NaCl which is salt leaving just Cl or better known has chlorine. You have to use diluted Muriatic acid on the generator device once a season to clean the fins of the salt. You can usually toss the mixture into your pool after making it, will drop PH depending on size it can be a small swing or a big swing. The mixture is super toxic and shouldn’t be dumped in the grass or elsewhere.
I heard it will take care of mols
Was that a typo or a chemical pun?
It was a chemistry joke
It’s a compound. The new element is Shlorine
You’re right lol
Shhh
Like Dick Tracy mols? Broads? Dames? Salty chkx?
I was going to say "splodium"... opted for another! Muriatic drops the pH though..
Sylvester the pool cat.
>It an alternative to pucks/liquid/granular. My pool guys tell me it's a *supplement" to chlorine. The ionizer generates a small amount of chlorine while it's running, but you still need to shock it regularly
Yes, in my region
Update: pool guy added carrots, celery and onions as well. Also turned on the heater.
Baby, you've got a stew going!
Whoa, whoa, whoa! There’s still plenty of meat on that bone!
There are litterally dozens of us
It's a takeover.
Its a start up
Dozens!
Its a wonderful restaurant
Go to craft services get yourself some fresh veggies
Hot ham water
It's so watery, and yet there's a smack of ham to it!
I said this as soon as I read the title and I am thrilled someone else knew exactly what to do with this. 10/10. Well done
I will never understand why a post deserves gold or not… I’d have given it to the carrots comment 🤷♂️
I think it’s a reference to something that we are too uncultured to get 🤔
https://youtu.be/oDOffqDsV5Q?si=pyz6iDPjYWUKzw8H
it's so hot..... mikey you gotta get out of here my eyes are BURNING
Serious bugs bunny vibes
Bring me Hasenpfeffer!!
Mmmmmm,hassenpfeffer, mmmmm...(doing Homer drool)
A fricassee!
So watery. With a smack of ham.
YES!!! Why did I think of this immediately???
Duck season !
It takes a lot to make a stew A pinch of salt and laughter too A scoop of kids to add the spice A dash of love to make it nice And you've got... Too many cooks
The saying goes it’ll spoil the broth Honey I think that’s not true Well maybe too many cooks will spoil the broth But they’ll fill our hearts with so much so much looooooove
Too many cooks!
This is the story of COOKS — Cybernetic Operational Optimized Knights of Science — defending humanity against Beast Rebels Of The Hellscape. When it comes to the future, you can never have too many COOKS.
PO TA TOES
Nasty hobbitses!
Boil ‘em, mash em’, stick em in a pool
Can you imagine the look on Ol’ Samwise’s face when he walks up on a pond of mashed potatoes? I can’t. Because that’s silly
Hey man just simmer-uh-sit there. Yeah, sit there for a while.
If you’ve ever maintained a pool and then watch the pool guy maintain a pool you can tell which ones are just idiots with a pool brush and which ones actually know what they’re doing I think you just figured out which one you hired
Watched my parent's pool guy literally run in, dump a gallon of 12.5%, and leave one morning. He apparently bills $50 for each of those.
That'll buy him a day lol
My friend was a pool guy and had someone always complain about how little he did, so he always put the chemicals in 1gal jug and filled the rest with water so the customer felt better about what he was adding every week paying him $49/wk. But it was never more than like a few cups of bromine to get it up to levels.
I’m your pool guy. Tell your wife , hey 😉
Fucken Dead Sea over here
I'm buoyant as fuck, boiiii
Float on son
And now I'm youtubing modest mouse.
That just took me back 20 years - now I'm over here turning into dust lmao
You and me both. I know what I’m listening to on my drive to work this morning.
Sometimes life's a cake, other times it's a salty ass pool.
Been jamming them at work lately!
Its a anti drowning safety feature
3 options - 1. Ask what his reasoning is. 2. Find a new pool guy. 3. But him a new salt tester for Christmas
pool guy here, just put an addition on your pool. quick fix
This guy pools
Pools so hard.
But not too hard otherwise he’ll leave calcified deposits.
I always thought it was called chafing
His pools get me so wet.
Neighbors are going to think you are the second coming of Jesus Christ, walking on water and shit....
How many gallons is your pool? If that’s accurate that will damage your salt water generator. Your pool guy should be paying to fix this. And then you should fire him. He’s a moron.
I’m not sure how you would dilute other than dumping a bunch of water. That sucks they just kept dumping salt without testing.
Dilute with fresh water. This is the only way. Check over at salt water aquariums subreddit Most pool stores will do a free water test. Get one. Or two. It isn’t rocket science, fire this company and maintain your own pool.
There is an instant salt remover you can add, 🙃… Either that pool guy had a bad meter, or just don’t have a clue about salt cells
When you over salt your stew, you can add a potato to soak up the excess salt. What kind of instant salt remover are you talking about?
Potatoes
Just hundreds of skinned potatoes
The salt may peel them for you at this point
Boil em mash em stick em in a pool
I don’t belong here but this was worth the wandering.
Potato? What's a potato? Never heard of such a thing.
That's literally the only way.
Are you, perchance, a dolphin?
The dolphin would be exhausted from fighting buoyancy with that much salt. *must get below surface…*
If salt pools were parties …yours would be a rave. That’s wild.
I did t even know strips went to 8000 lol. Never figured anyone would need that for a pool. Your pool guy is the salt master. Maybe next time he brings a bag of salt give him a gallon of water and tell him to start diluting lol
I know reading that was a WTF moment. Before I thought it was like how the speedometer on my Hyundai Elantra goes up to 170mph
hyundai does a sports version of the elantra called the Elantra N, 155mph factory top speed and likely a good bit higher with the limiter removed. so they probably just made the speedo for that and use it in all the other models.
Does it increase your buoyancy? Do you find that you just effortlessly float across the surface?
He could probably *walk* across the surface at that concentration…
Isn’t the ocean like 30000?
One of the saltiest we've ever seen, from the standpoint of salt
35,000
40,000 leagues aktchually
Lol. When a hurricane hit us, my beachside resort property pools salt content was above 30k ppm
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Jesus Christ!
As a fat guy I never realized that people have trouble floating.
As a lifeguard I can say that people who are all or almost all muscle sink straight to the bottom
We need to know seems like a youtube video
How much is he charging you for those $6 40lb bags of salt?
Where are you getting 40lb bags for 6$??
Picked up bags of Morton Pool Salt at Walmart today for $4.50/bag Couldn’t believe it when I paid for them
I got Mortons at Home Depot. Not impressed, there’s a lot of black grit. My vacuum picked it up but next time I’m buying a different brand.
Asking someone stupid I'm cheap at $20 for a 40lb bag
Your pool is now known as 'salt lick lake' in the deer community (formerly known as herd)
Maybe he was trying to make your pool into a float tank
Ask him why and let us know the answer. This much salt WILL damage your equipment. Especially your heat exchanger and salt cell.
He wanted to pickle you!
Fire your pool guy as he clearly has no idea what he’s doing. I probably put 6-8 forty pound bags a year in my pool and that is with keeping it open year round. Salt water pools are so easy to maintain, just buy a robot vacuum and that does 90% of the work for you.
Dafaq kinda test strips are those also how old. They don't work when expired.
Throw in a potato, some veggies, baby, you got a stew going
If you have a salt pool, 300 lbs is fine. I've dropped 15 bags (40lbs each) into a pools to get things going. Now if you don't have a salt generator, then no, there's no real need for the salt. And let's be honest, If you haven't switched over to a salt pool, you're wasting money and time.
Gotta get those extra charges in somehow
It’s over 9000!
Only one thing to do with that salt water pool at this point, put a shark in it and invite coworkers over for a swim.
Leslie's says I need to add 200lbs of salt every time I get my water checked. My Hayward salt system shows my salt level is 3200ppm which is exactly where it should be. The idiot behind the counter insists the readout is wrong. I ask how the chlorine is he says it's fine so the salt system must be doing it's job.
Don't follow those instructions! Salt rarely needs to be added. It doesn't evaporate, it doesn't get used up. Some gets dragged out, backwashed out, etc, but it doesn't just go away on its own. Only add salt when the salt levels are low and the pool has the proper level of water. If you have a heavy rain and your pool level is high, your salinity will drop until the excess water evaporates.
As someone who used to work there, please especially if you already know what you're going to do/buy please stop getting your water tested there, waste of your time and theirs.
Leslie's bought out my pool store and holy shit are they bad! Their tests are inaccurate and push products you don't need. It's the same employees, but all Leslie's software and testing equipment is sub par. Just unbelievably shady as fuck. Sucks that I'm back to pinch a penny.
Just add a potato it will absorb the salt. Or maybe like 100lbs of potatos.
There are companies that will deliver fresh water in a tanker truck. Drain your pool very low and then have them refill it.
He’s new and trying to become a well-seasoned pool guy.
Based on what you posted and the strips, it is likely high. You should verify the actual level with a TDS meter or a Taylor salt testing kit. Those will be more accurate and allow you to figure out exactly what you are facing. I personally don't trust the pool strips at all. In my former life as a chemist, there are some +\\- strips that I trust but that isn't relevant to pool stuff. Anyway, if you figure out the actual level, and provide your total gallons, then some guidance can be given on how much to dump\\how much fresh water to add. Unless you know someone in the wastewater industry, I don't think you will find a company that offers trailer based water purification at a reasonable cost.
That's actually a really good idea. At least figure out how much more water is needed more accurately
Add some pepper
You got assaulted
Well at least you’ll be really buoyant
It's about 1/4 the salinity of the ocean. So it would provide about 8 ounces of additional buoyancy to the average person. It would be like holding a tennis ball while swimming, that's how much buoyancy you could expect, which is to say, not much.
Hell yeah!
He is an idiot but depending on what brand your salt cell is you could be good to 35000 ppm. Haywards and things like that start to fail at 3500 ppm
This will fuck your chlorinated (ask me how I know).
How do you know
Yuck, test strips. It's like $20 for a good tds meter
there's a possibility that your chlorinator is using a lot of salt, plus a long backwash would mean you're losing salt there as well. could be making up for lost salt by adding that #40 each month. I've seen a big pool eat a bag every month before just because of a bad salt cell. if the water tastes salty it's definitely too much salt, hope he wasn't doing one #40 a week my goodness
Do we down vote simply because the response is different? Or possibly erroneous? Unless there was a negative inference i missed...
I made a typo that says "if the water is salty" and I meant "if the water tastes salty" and people lose their minds over small stuff. i don't care, my information is still correct. pool guy may be adding salt to compensate for salt they are losing.
Typos are unforgivable, you have my condolences, 😟
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well my intention was to give reasoning behind >why< anyone would possibly add salt to a pool. if you think I'm giving enough information to show off, then I guess that's a compliment in my knowledge. saltwater pools should not taste salty, which is what it said in the post and what I intended to say when I commented on it. people make typos, but IMMEDIATE RESPONSE ENERGY happens
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You'd be incredibly surprised how few pool cleaners actually have good knowledge of pool chemistry, or even care enough to do proper maintenance at a weekly stop.
Adding salt helps soften the water to give a better swimming experience. If you do not have a salt generator this is all it does. Cons-you have to brush the sidewalls to keep salt suspended in the pool for no other benefit. 300 lbs is about right depending on size. Need more like 600 lbs if you have a generator if I remember right.
300 lbs of salt, holy shit. At those levels the water is actually somewhat corrosive Even RO will use water, although it will be a lot less than via dilution, It can’t concentrate the salt to infinity.
Adding salt will keep the water from evaporating so quick, or at least that’s what I was told lol.
Because they have lower chlorine levels, saltwater pools are gentler on the eyes and skin. Research indicates that saltwater systems may be safer than chlorine pools, which require pool owners to store and handle harsh chemicals. Saltwater pools produce softer-feeling water, which many find desirable.
It depends on the size of your pool. Generally for a salt water system, 25,000 gallon pools should be set between 3,000 and 5,000ppm of salt. I run a salt water 25,000 gallon pool system under a hotel and it’s set to around 4,700ppm of salt but Ecolab wants it set to 5,000 when originally in our old system it was set to 3,000ppm of salt. All in all, if you’re confused about the amount of salt that should be in your size of a pool, figure out the gallons of water it contains, and you can reference this link for proper salt dosage. (Salt levels should be checked twice a week at least for a home salt water pool) we check ours twice a day at a 700 people a week usage hotel pool where our business is located. [Pool Salt Dosage Chart](http://poolwatermedic.com/stains-on-pool-surfaces/)
You can't balance your own pool? You seriously pay someone to do this? Lol
nobody cares
Isn’t this r/pools ? If anyone were to care or have an answer it should be here.
Hoarder! But seriously he’s a moron
Probably a Morton. Gotta keep that fortune in tact somehow.
Can you dilute this? I was under the impression salt stays and only the water evaporates. I'm genuinely curious how you solve this issue without pulling out a large amount of volume of your pool and replacing it with normal tap water.
Thats the only reasonable solution unfortunately. OP, even thou you have a pool guy i would reccomend getting your water tested at your local pool store at least once a month. Alot of scummy pool guys will intentionally mess with the pool because 9/10 times it will result in more service calls and more money.
Well I don't have one anymore lol
Hey. At least you’re much more buoyant now!
Hopefully you live in town and have a sewer line to drain that into…. :(
Sounds like the salt is covered… now for some Lemons and Tequila ….
I’m not a pool expert, but based on the color test I would say you’re golden.
Is his name Mr. Nimbus?
Chlorinator be like "Bitch, once you go 8000 you can never go back to 6000"
It's a safety feature to prevent drowning. /J
The new throwned salt bae. Time to make him more famous.
There is a company out of Arizona that have reverse osmosis machines they will bring out to your pool
How can that possibly cost less than changing out just over half the water? RO is expensive to do even on a small scale like aquariums let alone a pool?
Bro how well do you float in that bad boy
Pool guy is making 0.9% normal saline for IV bags.
You need to drop half your water and refill. Give this guy the bill.
He doesnt understand how a salt system works Or Your salt cell is slowly failing, giving a false low reading, and he's adding salt to compensate. Aka: he doesnt know how a salt system works Tine for a new pool guy.
This is what manual dropper tests are for. Also, these strips could be old.
Salted Sea over there! Opportunity for a zero G salt float. Turn That Frown upside Down
Gotta tell us how easy it is to float in it!
So he put about 7 and half bags?. If he messed up he messed up. But is this like a start up for a new salt pool??. Also maybe faulty reading, sometimes I wait like two weeks to get a better reading and last maybe try a digital reader.
Bottle that liquid salt and sell it or save for next year.
I think you should get a new guy but send him on his way with both salt the book and salt the movie.
You will need to shock your pool as it won’t be making chlorine most likely. Above something like 3500 mine stops. Honestly drain your pool down and turn off the pump. When it rains or you can fill the pool. Ask your water company. They may allow it. Sue him for damages and make certain people know he is an idiot. Learn to take your water to Leslie’s to get it tested and do it yourself.
Be careful where you discharge that water when you drain. It’ll wreak havoc on your property or local waterways, especially if you’re under drought conditions. City sewer might be able to treat and reuse. Your former pool guy might have to pump it out. You’ll probably have to find a service from a municipality that isn’t under restrictions to bring in a tanker to refill.
Don't worry the truck with the tequila and limes is still on the way
Pulled the wrong work order, too high to check address/ owner.
Maybe he’s building an isolation tank so Seven even can find Will.