Yeah if we could have this weather 75% of the time, I would be a happy man. But then if we had SoCal weather all the time, 20MM people would live here. But Yeah, Ive been outside almost sun up to sun down all weekend.
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just in time for opening day...Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Looking more likely the last 2/3 to 1/2 of the month will be chilly.
Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Looking more likely the last 2/3 to 1/2 of the month will be chilly.
Good, I like a chilly cookoff, unless it's raining too.
Curious what it costs to do that? We have a gas heater but have never attempted to heat the pool. I do know Ive heard it takes a full day or so. Worried about getting an outrageous gas bill.Cibalo said:
Looking like low 80s next Saturday. I'm going to warm up the pool. I think every year there is a week in Feb of great weather for a swim followed by a cold snap.
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-Harry Carey
Water temp should be in the high 60s/low70s this week. Heating it up 10 or 15 degrees or so won't be too much.
rule of thumb is one degree per hour.
Really gets expensive when you try and take it up 30 degrees and then hold it for a few days.
rule of thumb is one degree per hour.
Really gets expensive when you try and take it up 30 degrees and then hold it for a few days.
Ours is 61 right now.
Looks like next front rolling through on the 9th.
Charlie Murphy said:Curious what it costs to do that? We have a gas heater but have never attempted to heat the pool. I do know Ive heard it takes a full day or so. Worried about getting an outrageous gas bill.Cibalo said:
Looking like low 80s next Saturday. I'm going to warm up the pool. I think every year there is a week in Feb of great weather for a swim followed by a cold snap.
We've never done it ourselves, but the previous homeowners told us it cost them about $200 to heat up our pool for one evening. Not sure the temp, but it's a 40k gallon pool and this would've been 10+ years ago.
That's a massive pool
No idea. I have a heat pump and not a gas heater. Plus the sun will help with the heating.
45-ft x20-ft x 6-ft would be around 40k gallons
We just cut back colder weather stuff from the menu (chili / beans, etc.) from the menu for our food order as everything long range is predicting 70deg highs and 50s lows.TXAG 05 said:Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Looking more likely the last 2/3 to 1/2 of the month will be chilly.
Good, I like a chilly cookoff, unless it's raining too.
Wrong thread!
JDUB08AG said:
That's a massive pool
12' at the deep end.
AJ02 said:JDUB08AG said:
That's a massive pool
12' at the deep end.
Do you have pet orcas?
I told my neighbor right after the snow: "You watch, it'll be 80 degrees here within two weeks."
Maybe I should become a meteorologist.
Maybe I should become a meteorologist.
not a bad strategy. Maybe the moochers there for free booze who don't intend to give business to the sponsors will fart less.AgLA06 said:We just cut back colder weather stuff from the menu (chili / beans, etc.) from the menu for our food order as everything long range is predicting 70deg highs and 50s lows.TXAG 05 said:Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Looking more likely the last 2/3 to 1/2 of the month will be chilly.
Good, I like a chilly cookoff, unless it's raining too.
jenn96 said:AJ02 said:JDUB08AG said:
That's a massive pool
12' at the deep end.
Do you have pet orcas?
&ct=g jenn96 said:AJ02 said:JDUB08AG said:
That's a massive pool
12' at the deep end.
Do you have pet orcas?
If I could cheaply & easily fill the damn thing in with dirt and be done with it, I would. Such a money pit, especially for the amount of use it gets. But it came with the house, so...
AJ02 said:jenn96 said:AJ02 said:JDUB08AG said:
That's a massive pool
12' at the deep end.
Do you have pet orcas?
If I could cheaply & easily fill the damn thing in with dirt and be done with it, I would. Such a money pit, especially for the amount of use it gets. But it came with the house, so...
So you are paying interest on it too?
Man. CC in Ace Ventura. Peak
Forgot how smokin she looked in that.
glad our minds all went to the same placeRVAg02 said:
Man. CC in Ace Ventura. Peak
She was good looking at 22 years old slanging chicken in the mega successful blockbuster Masters of the Universe, let's not forget!
25 years ago she was in some weird "grrrl power" phase thing in Scream 3 with effed up bangs.
Zero years ago... The Cat Womanning is nigh.
Oh yes, 30 years ago she def was at her peak.ttha_aggie_09 said:
25 years ago she was in some weird "grrrl power" phase thing in Scream 3 with effed up bangs.
Zero years ago... The Cat Womanning is nigh.
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can I get a tl;dr on what the weather is doing over the next few weeks?
Hot then coldFerris Wheel Allstar said:
can I get a tl;dr on what the weather is doing over the next few weeks?
gougler08 said:Hot thenFerris Wheel Allstar said:
can I get a tl;dr on what the weather is doing over the next few weeks?coldcool
I've always heard that a pool doesn't boost home values when it comes to selling. So I dunno. The house is 40+ years old and the pool probably isn't all that much newer. So it didn't likely move the needle on the home cost when we bought 10 years ago. It was a package deal, so what are you gonna do?
I have always heard this too but I dont buy it one bit in this market.AJ02 said:
I've always heard that a pool doesn't boost home values when it comes to selling.
I think people used to say that because it cuts your prospective buyers in half because a lot of people dont want a pool.
but there are so many buyers these days I think it absolutely adds value. Particularly if you arent in a rush to sell.
Depends on the market. I truly don't think they add much if any value in my neighborhood based on listings I see. I know that's not the case in others.
I do think that COVID created a new generation of buyers that wanted one. That and inflation drastically increased the costs to put one in. So someone who's had a pool for 5/6 years and did it for $50K may see that return when they sell. However, putting in that exact same pool now for $100K may not see that return....
I do think that COVID created a new generation of buyers that wanted one. That and inflation drastically increased the costs to put one in. So someone who's had a pool for 5/6 years and did it for $50K may see that return when they sell. However, putting in that exact same pool now for $100K may not see that return....
yep I agree completely. I never looked at houses with a pool but now I do because I know if I ever do want one I better get one already installed.
You don't happen to live in Lakewood Forest do you?AJ02 said:JDUB08AG said:
That's a massive pool
12' at the deep end.
randy828 said:You don't happen to live in Lakewood Forest do you?AJ02 said:JDUB08AG said:
That's a massive pool
12' at the deep end.
I'll never forget how often the tall pines neighborhood sign was changed to tall ***** as a kid.
No, not in Lakewood Forest. But if I'm thinking of the right neighborhood, same general home type and age with a big larger lots for some of the homes.
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