Sand Change 

jay khan normally around every 4/5 years or if your ever having water clarity problems

@@thepoolguyml thank you do much

It doesn't really. Pools with sand filters have to rely heavily on more chemicals (flocculants, coagulants, higher chlorine levels) to maintaining water clarity. Residential sand filters are crap.

Yhhh like is makes sense cause sand is a natural filter, but u wouldn’t think of sand in a pool 🤣

I was thinking the same thing. Petroleum jelly DISSOLVES rubber o-rings over time. He's essentially ruining his customer's property.

@@SomethingVISCID Silicon orings?

@@SproutyPottedPlant Not usually.

in uk we use magic lube. Vasoline is a No NO , take an o-ring out thats been vasolined and just touching the o-ring will cover your hands in black dissolved rubber that takes 2 days to get off.

DE filter.

Holla*

Not worth the effort, ive tries before😂

Reuse it for what?

@@SomethingVISCID not sure but you can buy sand from the shop and you could possibly make a profit by selling the old sand

@@aidanpienaar1454 oh 😂😂

@@oliviagardner1900 apparently it's special sand, so I don't think that'll work

Idiot

Some pool professionals say gravel helps to support the sand and reduce the strain on the lateral assembly. You just have to find the right size gravel. Small enough to fill in the voids around the lateral assembly, but not so small that it is disrupted when backwashing. But no, it's not required.

it filters water through sand.

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