Posted by ldosant on June 4, 2009, 10:39 pm
My daughter has an 18 foot above ground pool that is leaking about 2
inches a day. Is there some way of finding the leak? I remember a
dye that you put in a pool that will detect the location of the hole
(s). Anyone ever heard of this?
Posted by krw on June 4, 2009, 11:28 pm
On Thu, 4 Jun 2009 19:39:57 -0700 (PDT), ldosant@gmail.com wrote:
>My daughter has an 18 foot above ground pool that is leaking about 2
>inches a day. Is there some way of finding the leak? I remember a
>dye that you put in a pool that will detect the location of the hole
>(s). Anyone ever heard of this?
I had an in ground pool, but I could always find the leak with a
diving mask and an hour or so cruising around the pool. There isn't
any emergency, so relax, have a beer, and look for a dark spot on the
liner. Dirt collecting in one spot on the bottom was a dead giveaway
too. ;-)
Posted by Bill on June 5, 2009, 6:44 am
How long has the pool been up?
How thick was the barrier under the pool?
Are there any wet spots around the pool? Or pump connections?
> My daughter has an 18 foot above ground pool that is leaking about 2
> inches a day. Is there some way of finding the leak? I remember a
> dye that you put in a pool that will detect the location of the hole
> (s). Anyone ever heard of this?
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>inches a day. Is there some way of finding the leak? I remember a
>dye that you put in a pool that will detect the location of the hole
>(s). Anyone ever heard of this?