Hard freeze and pools

[Tommyh]

Everyone should drain, it's super simple and takes a massive load off of the electric grid too.

that was my second thought as well.

[SabineHunter]

Post 27 says it all, before the power went out. Running 24/7 is stupid, don't believe the idiot reporters on TV

[Wits_End]

The second our power went out on Monday morning, I ran out there, killed the breaker, relieved the pressure on my system, and drained every pump, filter, etc. It was either 4 or 6 degrees at my house on Tuesday morning depending on what thermometer I looked at, and thankfully we had zero issues firing my system back up without leaks.

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Exact same here, power off at 2am and i was flying out of bed to get out there. At that time i was unaware of exactly how to winterize, but drained everything i could find. I will definitely be draining in the future when cold weather hits and I will be doing it days ahead of time when it's daylight and warmer.

So far the only thing I'm noticing is extra bubbles coming out of nearest pool jet, which may be normal at first startup.

[deep n the heat]

Unfortunately by the time I woke up my were already frozen. Multiple busted pipes and the busted heater manifold. I pooped it for now until the chinamen make the parts.

[myway]

Post 27 says it all, before the power went out. Running 24/7 is stupid, don't believe the idiot reporters on TV

Did you drain yours? I am not sure if you have said yet?