Has pool created any mold issues inside a garage or basement?
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None, but I do live in the desert, we treat it regularly and I keep a window cracked in the garage.
349641
I have not used it inside, partially because I think it probably would create dampness and mold issues (and because I will never get my garage clear enough to do it).
349642
I've not seen any mold issues so far, but then I've only had it for a few months. I'm sure it is adding to the humidity in the basement, but then the basement was already a humid place.
349643
Because I am keeping my water pretty warm, I became concerned about "steaming up" my basement garage and there was a little bit of mildew starting on the garage door. So I started keeping the cover on it when not in use. I have found the cover very easy to remove as I enter the pool and then replace as I exit, so it was a very quick and successful solution to the potential mold or mildew issue.
220014
Have has it filled for a year and no mold, but I do put water bed conditioner in it every three months or so
341438
I use mine in a small trailer and before in a larger RV. I always tended to dry my RV showers pretty well because the shower and john were combined so I have never had a mold problem using it that way.
1465551
I haven't had any issues with mold/mildew. I switched to a mat but my daughter has stuck them to the wall of the shower and still no issues.
431433
This product works great on mold! Obviously you need to find the source of the mold, but the ozone feature kills mold, mildew & bacteria. My mold problem was so bad in the basement that we could smell it 2 floors up. There is no more mold growth & now the basement is the freshest room in the house - this product is worth every penny!!
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My pump has done fine in an area on the side of my garage. I would call customer service at Pentair. They are very helpful and I'm sure they can give you a definitive answer. Hope that helps a little.
1382509
I am not sure what is meant by "stucco"? Our pool bottom is concrete / gunnite with fiberglass walls and the vacuum has not caused any damage in the 2 plus years it has been in service.
769374
This is my 2nd set over the past 3 years. Both were exposed to moisture, I've never had a problem with mold or mildew.
398009
No, I haven't experienced any issues with mold - even after storing the rack in the cabinet underneath the kitchen sink.
2243026
I have not seen mold on mine as of yet, I will be keeping an eye on them. I spent a lot of money for all the pieces I bought. We keep our furniture in the garage during the winter weather. With the covers on!
181463
I have never had an issue with that. I don't really use the ends often, but I fill the center section and I have never had a problem with water causing it to get moldy.
466133
No. These toys are consistently in and out of the tub and I haven't seen mold. You can also take them apart to wash them in the dishwasher. My kids love their green toys. We have several.
2243926
I use the racks once a week and have had them for over a year. I haven't had any problems with mold.
1433262
Sorry for the delay, I really don't know about mold. I have used it as a pest control, it really works well. Safe around pets and kids
2259827
Luckily I have not had this problem the systems cleans very well so I imagine it should take care of mold
490923
I haven't but the place I keep it is very dry plus I do open it about once a month. Maybe that is why I haven't had any mold.
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I do not know if my method may work for you as house mold or aquarium algae may be different from household to household BUT here is what I do and the tubing of my set has remained free of both. First of all the tubing of my set is clear not black and I can see if such problems creep-up. If they were to appear I would throw them out and buy a replacement at a hardware store for much less. I keep my tubing free of mold or algae growth by flushing it for a 2-3 minutes with hot water out of the faucet, as hot as it comes out. Then I reverse the flow with both hot and cold water on for max suction and pick up the house from the suction spout to a level higher than the sink valve to ease the drainage. Keeping the house higher than the sink and valve I move along the tubing all the way to the other end connected to the sink. This drains most of the water. An extra benefit is that the hot water has softened the tubing and makes it easier to coil it back into the inside wall of a 5 gallon bucket I use to store it. I hope this helps.