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How to acid wash a pool

251,866 views October 25, 2016 14:58

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An Acid Wash is a mostly cosmetic procedure for a pool surface used to remove staining that is similar to skin exfoliation. Please read the full description below.

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In this video we walk you through the basic steps on the correct way to acid wash a swimming pool. Important points to remember:

-Make sure pumps, lights, and water features are all shut down
-Set your submersible pump at the lowest point in the pool and make sure you're not going to flood your's or your neighbor's home
-Follow all local laws regarding pool drains
-Take appropriate safety measures when working with hazardous chemicals.

Plaster pools are very heat sensitive so do your best to avoid draining when the temperatures will be above 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Pebble finish pools can tolerate higher temps. In almost all cases your pool water will be safe to drain to your grass, trees, or plants but it's always good to get the advice of a trusted pool professional for your specific situation. This goes for the acidic water that you'll be pumping out during the acid wash itself. Once the acid wash is complete and you start to refill, turn your water leveler on as well as your hose or hoses. Once the water gets within a few inches of the set level, turn your hoses off and let the water leveler finish the job. Backwash your filter before restarting the pool.


Swimming Pool Science is a full service Pool, spa, and fountain repair and maintenance company located in Phoenix, Arizona 85018, 85016 . Locally we provide weekly pool maintenance both residential and commercial, pool repairs including Filter cleans, pump installs, filter installs, heater installs, automation system installs, variable speed pump installs and programming, acid washes, filter cleanings, sand changes, green pool turnarounds, and Pool 101 classes for homeowners. Nationally and internationally we provide phone consults, video chat consults, and pool 101 classes and Pool advice.

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Swimming Pool Science published this 14:58 video tutorial on October 25, 2016. It has been watched 251,866 times on YouTube.

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