can you use this in a concrete swimming pool.
1601737
Yes it can; but don't waste your money on this item. It did nothing for my pool. Followed instructions fully and no success.
1601738
I don't see why not. Our pool is concrete with a pebble finish. We used one before in a gunite pool.
1601739
I do.. over time it "deposits" light blue residue on the concrete/plaster/gunnite (which I personally like) - this makes the pool walls very resistant to any growth.. just be careful with chlorine.. if you dump chlorine in - the blue buildup will make a dark stain (had to use acid to remove) - you have to dilute the chlorine and add to skimmer. ( with this system you can get by with much less chlorine) - using just a chlorine floater with tablets seems to work well.
1775279
no you cannot. you need a drill with a carbide tip for concrete. The best for concrete is a hammer drill and carbide bits.
1077150
I haven't put mine on concrete but I suppose it is possible. If the soil is kept moist it will adhere to each other reducing leaks if any. If you do line it, it would need to be some kind of mesh since you wouldn't want water to stagnate in it.
1425785
I have a concrete pool here in FLORIDA and it works well. Surface is Marzite (sp)
1079756
No. If you are running indoors you can add a foot pod. For the pool use it won't work indoors.
902726
I had a stamped concrete patio around my pool.This product made the concrete look real nice.I also use it on some bricks around my wood stove which also work great.l would not recommend to use this product indoors as I did with my bricks.The smell will take 2 weeks to get out.Not safe for indoors.Other than that work great.
1917662
I don't think it's strong enough to do that, and I'd worry that it wouldn't rinse off your concrete completely. I'd call a contractor supply company for advice on that one. In Minnesota you could try companies like Brock White or Cemstone Contractor Supply, or do an internet search on construction supply companies.
1821633
I think the only difference between using it in a vinyl vs a concrete pool is the type of pads on the feet. Cork for vinyl and some type of rubber compound for concrete.
337295
I don't use it in the pool. If you do, I am sure it will rust over time and stop functioning. This is not a high quality item with water-proofing. It is a simple bar counter that functions as promised.
928481
Yes, I used it on a small in-ground wading pool. We had first painted with an epoxy pool paint, which sealed some tiny cracks in the cement and really looked good, but the surface was slippery. So, we sprayed this over the painted surface and then filled the pool. It resulted in a non-slip surface, safe for kids and older adults.
1428092
I believe this particular model is reccomended for concrete and gunite pools so I would stay away from this one, as you want something that has rubber brushes. Also, not happy with this aqua bot and would not recommend. Already had it sent to be repaired after only two months and having problems with it again this year. Didn't even have it for a year. Hope this helps.
1117007
Yes-I used them in our inter pool last summer but it worked best with a floating dispenser.
2209117
These work fine in my concrete pool. It usually states that in the product description.
923300
No but it is made of soft silicon so I would imagine sand would stick to it and get inside it which would be irritating. I don't think it would be a problem to swim with it in a pool.
1241392
I think it would be a good idea to use something more thicker than a tarp under the pool if you are putting it on concrete.
1714304
Yes absolutely! I wouldn't leave it submerged more than an hour but yes you can use it in the pool!
41257
I don't know if that is advisable or not. I know mine is installed in cement and in an inground pool. I do know that you want it installed so that it can support the weight of the person(s) coming out. It would have to be very well reinforced with extra framing for stability.