To keep the pool clean without a filter, it is necessary to use chlorine with a flocculant or to use a flocculant chemical. This product groups the impurities that float in the water, causing them to fall to the bottom of the pool so that they can be removed later with a cleaner.
A pool can only be safe for swimming without a pump for a few days and a maximum of one week. The definite number of days the pool will be safe will also depend on the temperatures of the water, the weather at that particular time, the level of chlorine, and how clean the pool was before the pump stopped functioning.
Intex pools -- the same as with all other swimming pools -- require a filter, pump and the appropriate chemicals, such as chlorine, to keep the pool water clean and sanitary for swimmers.
Neither will chlorination be effective with a diffuser and without a pump. The best thing to do is to apply liquid chlorine in the pool. Then, you have to circulate the pool manually with the use of a telescopic pole or paddle. This will ensure the chlorine disperse well.
To blow up an inflatable pool without a pump, you either need to use an air compressor, a shop-vac, a blow dryer with water bottle, use the large bag method, or you'll need to inflate manually by blowing into the air inlet on the inflatable pool yourself.
Fill with Water
Place a garden hose into the pool and turn it on at full speed. Watch the pool as it fills up, making sure that the walls are not bunched up. The inflatable ring will lift the walls up as the water rises.
Short answer--yes. The first response, however, would be why would you use a pool without a filter? The sand filter or other filtration system is essential to the health and safety of the swimmers. It is also necessary to have a circulation pump for maximum chlorination.
Don't bother running electric for an intex pool. They're meant to be temporary structures. Without a pump/filter using your vacuum to move around the water is your best bet.
What To Put Under An Inflatable Pool. Smaller inflatable pools will do fine with just a tarp underneath them, or nothing at all if on flat grass free of debris. But larger inflatable pools, or pools set up on concrete should have a ground cloth or a pool floor liner pad to protect the pool from damage.
Inflating an inflatable swimming pool requires a device that has a compressor that can blow air into the pool sides. You can use a standard vacuum cleaner as the compressor device. A few household tools and supplies, but no special equipment, will be needed.
Inflate the Top Ring
Make sure the top ring is completely outside the pool liner sides and facing up. Locate the top ring air valve and begin inflating. Intex recommends using the Intex manual inflation hand pump, which is not included with the pool, although any regular air pump can be used.
All pools have the same main components that keep the water moving and clean – a pump, filter, drains and skimmer, return lines and vacuum.
Your Pool Will Turn Green
High sunlight, muggy temperatures, low levels of chlorine, or the buildup of phosphates, carbon dioxide, or nitrates can result in a green pool.
A nylon or rubber brush is the correct choice for scrubbing the sides of a soft-sided above-ground pool. A large pool brush makes quick work of the job, but you may need a smaller brush to clean corners. Once the particles have been removed from the sides of the pool, turn your filter back on and agitate the water.
STEP 1: Attach vacuum head to the pole. STEP 2: Attach vacuum hose to the vacuum head on the end of the pole. STEP 3: Submerge vacuum hose and head into the pool. STEP 4: Push air out of the hose by feeding it down through the water, or just simply hold one end over a pool return while filtering to fill it with water.
Chemicals are only half of the equation when it comes to your pool water clarity. So yes, while it's perfectly fine to run your pool pump without a filter cartridge installed, it's better to have a backup filter cartridge to ensure that you don't have to run it without one.
Chlorine is used to kill germs and bacteria in pool water, so it plays an important role in keeping the water clear. The pool's pH level, which measures how acidic or alkaline the water is, influences how effective the chlorine is in keeping the water clean.