I think it is not advisable to leave the swimming pool empty during winter times. Snows and falling branches of trees and leaves can harm your swimming pool. There are some pool covers that you can use and designed for winters like Pool Leaf Covers and Winter Covers.
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∙ 2013-06-14 07:54:10There are many places one can accquire inground pool covers. A couple of the places that one can purchase an inground pool cover is at Pleasure Pools and Backyard City Pools.
To remove excess rain water in an inground pool, you likely want to get a filter. You can also install a drain at the very bottom of the pool, but this will need to be closed if there were water in the pool for swimming.
It's probably not the wisest thing to do. If you are in a dry climate the plaster might dry out and crack. If you're in an area with lots of ground water or high water table the pool could pop out of the ground. You might be able to avoid that problem if the pool has a relief in the bottom. Why would you want to leave it empty anyway? Someone could fall into an empty pool and get hurt very badly.
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No. You just drain out enough water to close up the skimmers/plumbing, but the pool remains mostly full.
Theoreticaly Yes
If it's already full, leave it full and put on a winter cover. If it's empty, leave it empty until next spring/summer.
Yes
yes you do close the pool actually you call the buliders of the pool and ask them when it is time to winterize it.
Usa a shop vac.
The following web address will give you a good guide for winter closing the pool http://swimming.about.com/od/poolandspamaintenance/a/ingroundpoolclo.htm
Justin Bieber has a inground pool
no, the pool must be empty
No. Do not leave you pool empty during the winter. Numerous problems are caued by draining the pool and leaving it empty. The best way I can think of to answer your question is with this "Disclaimer" we have to use. DRAIN AND ACID WASH DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT (Rev. 11/04) DRAINING AND/OR ACID WASH TREATMENT OF A SWIMMING POOL
It is possible.
It does not matter if it is above or inground pool leave the pump on, the more the filter runs the fewer the problems you will have that goes for shocking the pool as well.