-15 degrees outside and the water in pool still didn't freeze [pics]

[andrej_NDC]

Amazing.

[Roby]

looks unreal

[Platinumpimp]

Wow that should be ice.

[Manowar]

wow, thats pretty awesome, maybe the ground was retaining heat

[nextri]

heated pool perhaps?

[andrej_NDC]

Nope, not heated. The filtration is on(30% of the time), so the water is moving a little, thats the reason, I guess.

[andrej_NDC]

wow, thats pretty awesome, maybe the ground was retaining heat

There is actually more degrees under the pool covering. And when the sun is shining, it works like a hothouse.

[xxweekxx]

that your pool? post some pics of your house man, always love to see nice houses

[HomerSimpson]

bazen = pool in some languages...
where are you from...

[andrej_NDC]

bazen = pool in some languages...
where are you from...

EU...the east part.

[andrej_NDC]

that your pool? post some pics of your house man, always love to see nice houses

Ok, but just 3 more:



But I also love pictures of houses and interiors...got like 2000 from mine, when it was beeing built.

[ganjaman]

and what about the chemo in the water?

[andrej_NDC]

and what about the chemo in the water?

Right, that, too. Even though, last time I put chlorine there was in november or so.

[MaDalton]

wouldnt it be better to let the water out in winter? because if it really turns ice it can damage the pool cause it expands

[andrej_NDC]

wouldnt it be better to let the water out in winter? because if it really turns ice it can damage the pool cause it expands

I didn't expect to be the winter so cold. I still swimm in it from time to time and wanted to keep it that way over the winter. When the temperature isn't going up soon, I will have to let the water out, at least some of it.

[DBS.US]

What is the freezing point of the chlorine ?

[raven1083]

wow! beautiful. Thanks for sharing

[HomerSimpson]

EU...the east part.

more like ex-yu

[andrej_NDC]

more like ex-yu

Nope, not that part.

[andrej_NDC]

What is the freezing point of the chlorine ?

google says -101C, but there isn't much chlorine left in the water...even though there is still some for sure.

[$5 submissions]

The little amount of chlorine should do it since -101C is the freezing point...

[ArsewithClass]

My pool froze over and its only -5 here in the UK. Its not heated at the moment & I added a chlorine shock treatment for winter to stop it going green.

You lucky fucker being able to still swim in it if you wanted!

[heymatty]

Throw some tennis balls in unitl you drain it a bit.

[JD]

throw some hot water on the frozen part ;)

[John-ACWM]

Nice pics,beautiful place

[Dirty Lord]

WOW, great pictures! looks surreal, man

[Jensen]

EU...the east part.

how is the dollar down there?

[mOrrI]

Heated pool? :P

[andrej_NDC]

how is the dollar down there?

We have euro, so the value sucks...but its getting better now. Hopefully euro goes to shit next year.

[Oracle Porn]

jump in for a swim, ill bring the bitches in a few.

[andrej_NDC]

jump in for a swim, ill bring the bitches in a few.

If the bitches go first, I will follow, no matter how cold the water is.

[A-n-D-r-E-S]

That's amazing!

[tranza]

That is fucking cold!

[Pixelbucks Eric]

The little amount of chlorine should do it since -101C is the freezing point...

Of chlorine yes, not the diluted variety when it's in the pool

It does help, I agree

[fatfoo]

Those high defintion pool pics are cool, andrej_NDC.

[F-U-Jimmy]

Its possible that you are getting a small amount of heat from the earth. I believe the frost line is around 4 feet deep in New Hampshire and upstate New York so any pool that is say 6 to 8 feet deep will have some area below that line, Add to that the pool cover which can also hold in a little heat and there you go. I used to have a large pool in my London home and during the winter i would float a number of plastic beach balls on the surface so that if it did freeze it would crush the balls and not the pool.

Some pools should not be emptied as it will cause damage to the liner plaster .

[L-Pink]

Dump in some anti-freeze.


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