one and a half horsepower.
Depending on pipe size and the distance from the equipment to the pool, I would say 3/4 to 1 H.P.
Is the pool full or empty? Depends how long they were in there. If it was just overnight, no big dal. If it was a week, I would shock the pool. Pool Masters.
Salt systems are rated for the maximum size pool in gallons that they can maintain. This sizing only applies to a pool that is barely used and does not get much debris or sunlight. In all other pools you should go 1.5 times bigger on the salt system than the size of the pool itself. For example a 10,000 gallon pool will require a 15,000 gallon salt system. If the pool is used a lot or it gets plenty of sunlight and debris, or all three you should go twice as big.
um 4 pints is half a gallon. a gallon is big, but what are you asking? it's confusing.
as big as the white house's swimming pool.
My pool is 30" by 12' (circle) and it has 2100 gallons of water. My guess is that the 36" high pool would have close to 3000 gallons.
That would depend on how big the dog is , and how much you feed it , multiplied by how far you want to drive it.
A US gallon is approximately 3,785 ml.
you will need a gallon for every inch the shubunkins grow you will need at least one gallon for a snail
Depends on the car. A big fat heavy truck would get about 8 miles to a gallon. A small car 25-35 miles to a gallon.
You would need at least a 150 gallon tank