Comments for Inground Liners Blog http://blog.ingroundliners.com McEwen Industries, Inc. Fri, 09 Jul 2010 13:27:37 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on What are the causes of discoloration, deterioration and “dry rot” above the water line on a pool liner? by Robert http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=205&cpage=1#comment-2310 Robert Fri, 09 Jul 2010 13:27:37 +0000 http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=205#comment-2310 Hi Chad. Thanks for submitting your question. Please see our latest blog post, How can I prevent my pool liner from having discoloration, deterioration and “dry rot” above the water line? (http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=310) Hope this answers your question. Enjoy your pool! Hi Chad. Thanks for submitting your question.

Please see our latest blog post, How can I prevent my pool liner from having discoloration, deterioration and “dry rot” above the water line? (http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=310)

Hope this answers your question. Enjoy your pool!

]]> Comment on What are the causes of discoloration, deterioration and “dry rot” above the water line on a pool liner? by chad elder http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=205&cpage=1#comment-2013 chad elder Wed, 30 Jun 2010 00:11:13 +0000 http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=205#comment-2013 My pool is doing is doing all three of these and it is only six years old. How can I prevent this from happening again? My pool is doing is doing all three of these and it is only six years old. How can I prevent this from happening again?

]]> Comment on Can ants or termites attack a vinyl pool liner? by Gail http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=158&cpage=1#comment-1347 Gail Fri, 28 May 2010 21:49:21 +0000 http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=158#comment-1347 I have the same question. My pool man told me our tiny pinholes have to be cause by a damaging insect. I have the same question. My pool man told me our tiny pinholes have to be cause by a damaging insect.

]]> Comment on Should I use a floating chlorine dispenser in my inground liner pool? by rennrenn http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=195&cpage=1#comment-823 rennrenn Tue, 06 Apr 2010 04:30:21 +0000 http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=195#comment-823 so that's some sort of disavantage of floating <a>pool chlorinator</a>. it causes damage and it targets the liners of your pool. so that’s some sort of disavantage of floating pool chlorinator. it causes damage and it targets the liners of your pool.

]]> Comment on Liner wrinkles from rain water by Ray Glaeser http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=54&cpage=1#comment-667 Ray Glaeser Mon, 22 Mar 2010 13:17:39 +0000 http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=54#comment-667 yes if it rains alot and your pool is not full. water will take the least resistance and that will be to your pool. as i see in the pic. the water is low. you must always keep pool full and have all water run away from from pool at ground lavel like down spouts. if the pool was put in with a water table line when it was installed you can hook a pump to it, turn it on get in the pool and walk the wrinkles out. also filling it at the same time yes if it rains alot and your pool is not full. water will take the least resistance and that will be to your pool.
as i see in the pic. the water is low. you must always keep pool full and have all water run away from from pool at ground lavel like down spouts.
if the pool was put in with a water table line when it was installed you can hook a pump to it, turn it on get in the pool and walk the wrinkles out. also filling it at the same time

]]> Comment on Which pool liner thickness should you choose? by Inground Liners Blog » Blog Archive » Replacement liners vs. New pool liners http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=39&cpage=1#comment-48 Inground Liners Blog » Blog Archive » Replacement liners vs. New pool liners Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:27:39 +0000 http://blog.ingroundliners.com/?p=39#comment-48 [...] As for the thickness of the material, you can order a 20 mil liner or a 27 mil liner for either a new or existing pool.  Both are available; it just depends on the pattern or thickness you choose.  For our comments on which material to choose, read further:  Which liner thickness should you choose? [...] [...] As for the thickness of the material, you can order a 20 mil liner or a 27 mil liner for either a new or existing pool.  Both are available; it just depends on the pattern or thickness you choose.  For our comments on which material to choose, read further:  Which liner thickness should you choose? [...]

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