Salt Water Pool Care -DIY 

Yeh always poor in the deep end and quickly move the water around. Thank you for your comment and feedback.

Frank, why does putting your acid in one spot only lower the alkalinity?

@@KickinAus alkalinity is your PH buffer so when you pour acid in one spot it will attack the sudden change. Where as if you spread out the acid over a large area its a much slower and natural change.

Yes my system does have a bypass. The spa jets have a bypass lever also but the pool equiptment.

@@how2togo ya but why is there a bypass between the spa and pool? what purpose does it serve? secondly does your spa jets run off the circulation pump? so when you turn your circulation valve to spa, you toggle return between the spa return and the jets? im asking because im in the middle of building a pool and trying to understand more about these valve settings. :)

Hi/dear :Kenny master 's pool school. I was watching a clip-on your RU-vid video and learned some things about pool's maintenance... I have a Quick question. below My system pool is regularly water basic of my pool Please let me know !!! . May I Can use the "Diamonds Crystal's chemical of pool salt for maintenance on my pool ??? Thanks for your INFORMATION about the Kenny pool school. M.Vu

The pool is Onyx with blue mixture. That's why it looks this way. Not plaster at all. Onyx pools are not as common but looks good and as durable as Pebble Tec for less cost.

Hey do you also have a salt water pool?

Would love to see you do a video

Thanks! Did not know that

not true at all, shocking a salt water pool is useful, and overrunning a chlorinator wears out the salt cell. What the hell do you think the chlorinator does? It creates chlorine from the salt, the by product is a base (which is why pH goes up). Salt water pools have chlorine, its dumb to think otherwise.

I agree w Jeff. Also…I believe it’s just a marketing ploy from Leslie’s for that “Perfectly Weekly.” Do you all know how much that shit costs? around 30 bucks. I’m not knocking Leslie’s, but they do try to upsell unnecessary items - not needed. The whole purpose of investing & switching to salt water is for cost effectiveness. All the chemicals that a regular chlorine tab & shock based pool is to eliminate said chemicals thereby saving cost. If it makes you feel better by adding unnecessary shit in your pool, & you can piss money into the wind like that, then knock yourselves out. Me? I gotta clean my pool - do my own maintenance etc. I don’t have that kind of money to have a “pool dude” do my work for me or other shit like that, so I have to save where I can. Btw… my pool is as clear & comfortable as can be. I just maintain my investment (the chlorinator) & I do weekly tests. I then add some muriatic acid or soda ash or even some salt maybe once a month. I spend less than 20-25 bucks every other month on my chems vs 200-300 bucks when I had a pure chlorine based pool.

He adds perfect weekly every week

If the net is on correctly there is no way for a child to fall into the pool. I've had mine for over 5 years and it's the safest solution out there I feel.

Chlorine generators have a temperature range, once the water temperature goes outside of that range they stop working. Make sure you listen to what he says before criticizing. I live in Cali and have to add chlorine manually every winter.

This is not true. The chlorinator is temperatue controlled and stops producing chlorine at lower temp. At that point you need to turn it off and add tablets or liguid to supplment for non production.