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where is there a swimming pool accessory supplier in the izmir / kusadasi area for winter covers?

Jul 25, 2006 by b5moonraker | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I need a made to measure winter pool cover because where I live is high in the mountains and when the wind comes in mid october the leaves quickly get into the pool. My pool is approximately 5m x 10m a 2msq on the end where the steps go down into the pool.

Koctas in Balcova may do some.

Inground Swimming Pool Accessories and Options?

Oct 06, 2006 by bluvw | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

Hi, I'm researching having an inground swimming pool installed in my yard. I am curious what options and accessories I can get (and hopefully the general price of those). Such as the different pumps, vacuums, etc. And rocks, waterfalls, slides, etc? Different types of concrete? Lights? I want to hear it all! Where can I learn more please?

I think you need to decide what type (gunite, vinyl, fibreglass) of pool you're putting in before you further explore your options. Whilst some equipment and accessories options are common to all types, not all are. The way you're asking this question is far too broad to answer. I'm a pool guy, but this would take half a day in person to describe all the ways you can go. :)
Redefine your question a bit and I can help.

Edit: As usual, David D is at his site spamming again. It's a pay per click site. He profits from it.

Training fins (flippers) not allowed in swimming pool. Does pool management has the right to do this?

Oct 18, 2006 by No_Fins | Posted in Law & Ethics

I own a pair of very short swimming fins designed by a top world class manufacturer exclusively for swimming pool training. However I was banned from using them in a London pool. It is definetely a swimming pool accessory and NOT scuba or open sea water long flippers. My fins have rounded rubber padded ends for safety protection.

In the same pool there is a SCUBA course where they use fins. It seems that management is discriminating fin use according to customer return and they are more lax with safety rules, if they make additional money. They make the same amount of money, if I use fins or not. If I became a scuba trainee, they will make more money from me and allow me to wear fins, actually sea fins!

I need to use the fins to rehabilitate from an orthopedic condition, so I will appreciate any serious replies. Thanks

That is outreagous!! It can't be 1 rule for you and 1 rule for other people. In my opinion the management do not have the right to do that, like you said they are still making money from you. Did you mention to them about your orthpedic condition? If you did and they still won't budge...i would use another swimming pool.

Where can I find pool blue wedding accessories online?

Feb 15, 2008 by Heather Rene' | Posted in Weddings

I am getting married on March 22, which is not far away at all! I would like to find a reputable place online with cute accessories/decorations for an affordable price. The wedding colors consist of the following: pool blue, black, silver, and white. I would love to find some durable pool blue supplies for the wedding, I.E. serving plates, vases, etc.

Here are some websites I found:

* http://www.bluerainbowdesign.com/
* http://www.save-on-crafts.com/bridalveilshop.html

I just set up my swimming pool. What pool toys and accessories should I buy?

Jul 20, 2008 by Mike | Posted in Swimming & Diving

Any suggestions for pool recreation are appreciated.

for pool toys definitly a basketball hoop to play water basketball, every time I go to a pool that is the first thing I do.

also one of those giant flotie things are awsome. (i just made this one up) how about one of those mini pools floating in the bigger pool that would look awesome

When at the water park or pool, what kind of accessories / foot jewelry do you wear when you go barefoot?

Mar 26, 2007 by Jiffy Feet | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

Do you like to wear anklets, toe rings, barefoot sandals, slave bracelets?

I see a lot of younger girls and guys wearing these at the water park and pool in the summer. I wear a hemp anklet myself. Anyone else like dressing up their bare feet?
Also, if you have a tattoo on your anklet, what is it of? These look really cool too!

I like ankle bracelets and toe rings, but I love my tattoo on my ankle.

What is the roll of blue heavy plastic for that came with my above ground pool?

Jul 29, 2007 by Paula G | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I just had the pool installed and in the accessory box was the vaccuum, skimmer net, thermometer, and a roll of heavy plastic that is approximately 4 inches wide. What is this for?
It is a flat roll of heavy blue plastic that is approx. 4 inches wide and 20-30 feet long.

that is actually a drain hose it's not a sheet. you use that to drain your pool, or to back wash the filter so water doesn't go flying everywhere.

Where can I buy swimming pool accessories in the UK?

Oct 28, 2008 by Bad Credit | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

Evolution Pools are leading UK suppliers of swimming pool products. They have a wide product range of swimming pools and accessories all available at great prices.

See source below...

Hope that helps.

How often should I scuff my pool cue tip? Every time I play or ?

Jan 11, 2006 by sketcharoodave | Posted in Other - Games & Recreation

I got a new pool cue and all the accessories for Christmas. In the kit is a graphite "scuffer". I know I should use it but, I don't know how often. Thanks.

You should only use your scuffer when it is needed.
The scuffer roughs up the tip of the cue to allow chalk to stick to it. It also shapes the end of the cue to allow for better contact with the ball.
It should be round to allow for a proper strike.
If you notice that the chalk is not sticking, use your scuffer.
Be careful though. The tip of the cue should be leather. It is easy to take off too much. One or two scuffs should do the trick.
Remember, you can always scuff the tip again, you can never replace what has been scuffed off.

How much maintenance and expense is required for an above-ground pool?

Apr 30, 2007 by Ashley Bass | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

My husband and I have decided to get an Easy Set-up Swmming pool for those hot summer days. Neither one of us have ever had a pool before, so we are not sure what is needed for the maintenance and upkeep of the pool. We also can't afford to go into a whole lot expense.

My question is, what all is needed for the maintenace of the pool and how much does it cost on a monthly basis?

Also, does the pool require to be continualy filled with water?

I have included the link to the pool we are considering buying:

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=3651447#Accessories+to+Buy

Thanks in advance for your answers and suggestions!

I have this exact same pool. The up keep is cheap. The filters do not cost very much at all. You just need to replace the filter as needed (when it is no longer white) the time will vary depending on how much dirt flies into your pool. You will need to get yourself a cheep water testing kit and the basic pool chemicals. you can find all of that at walmart also. All of the products have instructions for use printed right on them, so it's easy. You do not need to continually replace the water. The pool is really easy to keep up with. A word of advice keep the pool cover that comes with it on while you are not using it. I hope this helps.

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