I have found that hooking up a sump pump to the vacuum hose itself not only drains it but it does so pretty quickly. We do this every spring. You may just need to keep an occasional eye on any leaves in the cover so not to clog the pump.
Additionally, your filter may be of help too. If your sand filter has a backwash valve, turn the pump off, rotate the valve to "waste" check for any other added valves down stream of the waste pipe and then turn on the pool pump. Be sure not to lower the water more than two thirds down on the skimmer throat. If you do the pump will suck air and stop pumping.
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∙ 10y agoTo 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.
How big is the star dust inground swimming pool.
Remove decking material (concrete, tile, etc....) then the coping is screwed to the pool backing.
Well, it could if ~ You install next to a foundation and you develop a leak in the pool. The extra water being splashed from the pool into the ground may also be causing a problem. It may pay to put an agg drain between the pool and the cellar to handle the excess water
Justin Bieber has a inground pool
they try to waggle their tail and wallow themselves in pool of water thus releasing excess heat
Yes, I had hibiscus surrounding my inground salt-water pool. They grew beautifully.
This size pool holds up to about 12,926 gallons of water.