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How much do you pay for monthly pool maintenance in Pattaya?


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Natives are normally around 1500 to 2000 p/mth.

depending on size and who buys the chemicals.

90% know F all about water balance and just act like robots.

 

Salt system pools are streets ahead in keeping clean.

 

I could teach you if ya not too lazy for a couple of grand baht!!

I have company & W/P as well.:jap:

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10 hours ago, Bagwain said:

Natives are normally around 1500 to 2000 p/mth.

depending on size and who buys the chemicals.

90% know F all about water balance and just act like robots.

 

Salt system pools are streets ahead in keeping clean.

 

I could teach you if ya not too lazy for a couple of grand baht!!

I have company & W/P as well.:jap:

Thanks for your reply. Yes I agree about the robots, lol

 

I know exactly how to maintain a pool after maintaining mine for almost 7 years before I saw the light and returned to the UK! 

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On 12/7/2018 at 10:49 AM, chaihot said:

I have paid 1500b/month for the past 9 years, which includes maintenance and chemicals.

1st must be a small pool. 2nd the only chemicals in that price would be 90% trichlor. How is the grout? No existent I would bet!! I call B/S.  

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On 1/19/2019 at 5:20 PM, Bagwain said:

1st must be a small pool. 2nd the only chemicals in that price would be 90% trichlor. How is the grout? No existent I would bet!! I call B/S.  

Yes, 90% trichlor is acidic and will destroy the grout within a few years. 

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On 1/19/2019 at 4:20 AM, Bagwain said:

1st must be a small pool. 2nd the only chemicals in that price would be 90% trichlor. How is the grout? No existent I would bet!! I call B/S.  

Yes, we drained and re-grouted this year (as well as changed lights).

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On 3/19/2018 at 8:49 AM, Bagwain said:

Natives are normally around 1500 to 2000 p/mth.

depending on size and who buys the chemicals.

90% know F all about water balance and just act like robots.

 

Salt system pools are streets ahead in keeping clean.

 

I could teach you if ya not too lazy for a couple of grand baht!!

I have company & W/P as well.:jap:

Shame you didn't have more respect for the 'natives' of your adopted country. 'Natives' - unbelievable!!

Pith helmets and tiffin come to mind.

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5 hours ago, emptypockets said:

Shame you didn't have more respect for the 'natives' of your adopted country. 'Natives' - unbelievable!!

Pith helmets and tiffin come to mind.

You must have a lisp!! Keyboard warrior comes to mind!! 

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was quoted 3,000 per month including chemicals, which I thought was way too high. I decided that I was being lazy in not doing it myself so I spent a good 6 months learning all that I could about how my particular new pool operates and how best to maintain it.  Bought a Dolphin pool robot, best buy I ever made,  it has really proved its worth.  After a long tussle with getting the ph level right and two minor (ish) attacks of green algae, I've now got it all sorted. Pool is beautifully clean (still need to sort the tide marks, but that is a minor issue). Unless I am away on holiday for an extended period, I would not pay anyone else to do the work.  

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I know a few pool owners around here (Ban Ampur area) and all seem to all pay around B2500. From what I see the help mostly tip in some hydrochloric acid which is a lot cheaper than chlorine but eats the grout so you get to re grout your pool every few years. 

 

Buy a vacuum brush, pipe and test kit,  a drum of chlorine and some soda ash, easy to do it oneself :smile:

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