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Previously on "Recommendations Please - cleaner to get brown stains off the walls of the pool"

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  • northernladuk
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    I'd suggest dropping Mr Barrymore a note. He'll have some good tips about getting odd things out of the pool.

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  • vetran
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    Get some righteous dog to deal with those Mfs!

    https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0896798/

    Enough is enough I have had it with these [ __ ] stains. On this [ __ ] pool everybody step in

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  • milanbenes
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    thank you all for the very useful and appropriate feedback

    noted :-)

    I use a company to prepare all the technical stuff for the opening of the season but getting the rust stains from the screws holding the decking together I'll attempt meself :-)

    ta

    Milan.

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  • Fraidycat
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    I recommend Bill Murray:

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by Snooky View Post
    Surely this is something the pool boy, or at least the housekeeper or groundsman, should deal with?
    that was what his wife said!

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  • Snooky
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    Surely this is something the pool boy, or at least the housekeeper or groundsman, should deal with?

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  • Zigenare
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    Afternoon All,

    well it's the pre-season here at Chateau Benes.

    At the weekend I jet washed the wood-plastic decking around the pool and opened the pool cover and collected leaves and stuff that was in the water.

    The pool itself is some kind of glass fibre ceramic, and the wood-plastic decking which hangs just over the edge of the pool has left brown stains down the sides of the pool in some places.

    Anyone got any good recommendations of products which will get these stains off without damaging the pool material itself ?

    Thanks,

    Milan.
    Call in a professional, get the pool and its machinery serviced. Failing that, **** about with the chemicals yourself, burn/poison the family. Your choice.

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  • Recommendations Please - cleaner to get brown stains off the walls of the pool

    Afternoon All,

    well it's the pre-season here at Chateau Benes.

    At the weekend I jet washed the wood-plastic decking around the pool and opened the pool cover and collected leaves and stuff that was in the water.

    The pool itself is some kind of glass fibre ceramic, and the wood-plastic decking which hangs just over the edge of the pool has left brown stains down the sides of the pool in some places.

    Anyone got any good recommendations of products which will get these stains off without damaging the pool material itself ?

    Thanks,

    Milan.

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