Hot starts are bad 👎

Ask a question hereIn this conversation, Andrew discusses the intricacies of pool startups, focusing on the importance of proper plaster care, chemical procedures, and maintenance practices. He emphasizes the significance of using calcium over acid during startups and the necessity of regular brushing and filter cleaning to ensure optimal pool conditions. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced during pool construction and the critical role of maintaining water chemistry throughout the startup process.takeawaysStartups involve more than just plaster; they include pumps and water chemistry.Different types of plaster have varying lifespans and care requirements.Hot starts can provide short-term gains but worsen plaster condition over time.Calcium is essential for proper plaster curing during startups.Brushing is crucial during the startup phase to prevent algae growth.Proper water chemistry must be maintained for at least six months post-startup.Dust from construction can clog filters and affect water quality.Regular filter cleaning is necessary, especially after construction work.Managing relationships with construction crews is vital for successful startups.Understanding the startup process can prevent long-term issues with pool maintenance.Sound Bites""Hot starts are bad.""""Dust is bad, plaster dust.""""Clean those filters!""Chapters00:00Understanding Pool Startups08:17The Importance of Proper Chemistry10:33Different Types of Plaster and Their Durability13:07Startup Procedures: Acid vs. Calcium15:38Brushing and Maintenance During Startups18:01Common Issues and Solutions in Pool Startups20:51The Role of Filters in Pool Maintenance23:34Managing Customer Expectations25:59Final Thoughts on Pool Startups Support the showThank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media:FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: [email protected]