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    Jan 22, 2003, 11:31 PM
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    Help! I live in NJ, which is frigid right now. My pool is leaking! It's 18ft round, 4ft deep, and covered of course. I don't really know what to do between now and spring! There is a big puddle (patch of ice actually) which looks like quite a bit of water. Do I need to keep it full to stop the sides from caving, or should I let it empty? Again... Help! Thanks in advance.
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    Jan 28, 2006, 09:56 AM
    The pool must remain nearly full with water year round. It can only be lowered to the return lines for winterizing, but no lower. The walls will definitely bulge-in if the pool empties.
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