will these bags stop the powder on the bottom of the pool from coming back in the water?
1743475
Yes but you will have to drain the pool first. If you have carpet at the bottom of your pool this vacuum is the best. To get rid of the powder at the bottom of your pool though you need to fix the leak in your diatomaceous earth filtration canister, probably a gasket. And fire your pool boy, just because.
1256680
Don't see why not... The bags need to be wet (soaked) to work... If that's not an issue than you're good to go...
1994970
Not really, no blower or vac will since they pack down and won't blow easily or be picked up well. Blowing them into a pile which fluffs them up some and then sucking up the pile works reasonably well, the wet leaves don't clog the impeller but may clog the entry to the bag if you don't keep it straight.
424675
I would say that these filters would keep sand from being sucked into your filter. I use them in the tank where I put newly born baby Guppies.
2169077
We spread about 10 bags of play sand underneath the pool every year to keep things level and keep small rocks from breaking through (once filled the pool is heavy!). Hope this helps!
556286
No. The bag contains granules that you spread on the ground. You water the granules or wait for some rain. This product didn't work for us. We used the pellets as directed (there are clear directions on the bag) and still have many holes in our yard. Hope this helps.
241686
Most likely not if filled with water. When completely dry, they should pass.
56100
not sure because they give off moisture and if you get too much moisture in there it might ruin the powder. But you could try a little in a different container and see what happens
1997337
I'd call it sprinkle proof. It'll take a splash but not much more than that. That being said, when I was in the Army and going to the field I'd keep a few ziplock bags in my cargo pocket or my ruck sack. That usually helps keep your wallet, phone, or whatever safe if it starts pouring.
2197388
yes and no. they don't absorb moisture right away. so the sweat off your drink will pool and roll off. Then if you leave it sit long enough it will swell and get trashed (it does take a long time).
1842369
Yes. The bag is porous and stays damp. Quite a bit of water flows through the bottom of the bag. I would not use them indoors.
1854237
I have not submerged one but I put my contents in mylar bag w/ oxygen absorbers seal the mylar then the bucket...it keeps out odors rodents light moisture things that deteriorate your foods.
1579337
You should not flush these bags. They wont break down fast enough for most water systems.
1778266
Yes, I blew it last year not putting chemicals so had quite a clean up with serious stuff. I had a pool cover which kept the leaves out so didn't get one of those floaters to keep the pool in balance. Good luck and enjoy
1217501
Put into a mesh media bag to keep it from going all over the place. After that it shouldn't affect anything other then your pH.
1342424
I find that they work as well as any commercial liquid or powder that I formally used. The bag should be pulled out before the rinse cycle though.
1291038
Once they go down in, they can't come back out. I have used these ever since I found them, and will continue too. Hope this answered your question!