Is $300 to vacuum fine particles from pool to waste a fair price?
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I have a cartridge filter pool and have never heard of being charged $300 to vacuum to waste for fine particles. I have had a pool before and did it myself, but it was a sand filter with a valve at the top and a hose, which this one does not have. I can vacuum with manual attachments, but I'm not sure how to get the particles 'out' so they do not filter back through the system. The pool people said it would go right back through the filter. I'm hoping someone can give me a clue on how to do this myself.
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This quote is for vacuuming fine particles from the pool to waste. The service is intended for a cartridge filter pool where the homeowner is concerned about particles filtering back through the system if not vacuumed to waste.
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