Can I use well water to fill my pool?

However, it takes an average of 12-24 hours to fill even a small pool. In addition, you should not fill your pool with a hose if you are using well water. Doing so imposes a risk of damaging your well pump and/or running your well dry.Click to see full answer. Consequently, is it OK to use well water to fill a pool? Well water directly from your well If your well water is not that good (meaning it’s smelly, cloudy or discolored) it’s still OK, but you’ll have to treat the water in the pool to get it clear and healthy. It will cost you more because you’ll have to get chemicals and it can take a few days to clear up.Secondly, how much does it cost to fill a pool with water? The average cost of a typical 24′ round pool (containing 14,700 gallons) with your water hose is going to cost you about $80-$160. These costs are depending where in the country you live and your local water supply markets. You can get exact numbers by calling your local township and they will let you know your rates. Similarly, you may ask, what chemicals do you put in a pool with well water? Guide to treating pool water for the first time Chlorine tablet or powder. Scale and stain preventer. pH regulators. Shock chlorine granules. Water stabilizer. Clarifiers. Algaecide. Test kits for chemical balance. Is well water good for pool?However, it’s not unusual for well water to contain a high level of minerals and metals. Minerals such as iron, magnesium, copper and calcium can cause your pool water to appear cloudy, yellow or even brown. Proper chemical treatment of your pool will eliminate the problem.