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New Pool Filter? Scott Townsend 07-19-2006
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Posted by Scott Townsend on July 19, 2006, 1:20 pm
I'm looking to Replace my Pool filter. Not sure what we have now, or how
big it is. I do know its a DE based filter. Though the pool is an in-ground
Fiberglass insert. its 15,000-20,000 gallons.

Any Suggestions on a Filter and or type? Seems like I've seen quite a few
of the sphere kind.

Thanks,
Scott<-



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Posted by Richard J Kinch on July 19, 2006, 1:31 pm
Scott Townsend writes:

> Any Suggestions on a Filter and or type?

Cartridge if you want cheapest up-front, maintenance chores for moderate
performance.

Sand if you want ease of use, moderate performance and a little more cost.

DE if you want the most expense and labor, but sparkling performance.

Posted by Scott Townsend on July 19, 2006, 1:37 pm
I was hoping that the DE were Old School. (-; Its a pain to take out all
those fins and spray them off...

Thanks!
> Scott Townsend writes:
>
>> Any Suggestions on a Filter and or type?
>
> Cartridge if you want cheapest up-front, maintenance chores for moderate
> performance.
>
> Sand if you want ease of use, moderate performance and a little more cost.
>
> DE if you want the most expense and labor, but sparkling performance.



Posted by Richard J Kinch on July 19, 2006, 4:26 pm
Scott Townsend writes:

> I was hoping that the DE were Old School.

Quite so. Out of fashion these days, but works better than the current
stuff. To be truly retro, you need a stainless steel canister DE.

Posted by Scott Townsend on July 19, 2006, 7:14 pm
Hey! That's what I have!!! With the Huge O Ring that you could almost use
as a floating Device. Something like 3' tall and 1.5' around, some pressure
thing on top, something like 8 fins in it...

It looks old and decrepit. The Stainless is less the perfect and the fins
are starting to break on the edges.

Thanks,
Scott<-


> Scott Townsend writes:
>
>> I was hoping that the DE were Old School.
>
> Quite so. Out of fashion these days, but works better than the current
> stuff. To be truly retro, you need a stainless steel canister DE.



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