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SKIMMERS can leave room for doubt! Well for me anyway. But how do you know if it's underperforming or not?
There could be many reasons your skimmer is underperforming like it's undersized, sump water level is too low or too high, not enough or too much air is going into it, the pump needs cleaned, the skimmer is too dirty, it's just not a good skimmer design and so on etc. But how do you really know? Your skimmer may "look" to be performing well but how do you know if it's doing the job? Maybe it's not the problem at all? Let's talk about that today!
How do you, personally, gauge whether or not your skimmer is performing correctly and not underperforming?
There could be many reasons your skimmer is underperforming like it's undersized, sump water level is too low or too high, not enough or too much air is going into it, the pump needs cleaned, the skimmer is too dirty, it's just not a good skimmer design and so on etc. But how do you really know? Your skimmer may "look" to be performing well but how do you know if it's doing the job? Maybe it's not the problem at all? Let's talk about that today!
How do you, personally, gauge whether or not your skimmer is performing correctly and not underperforming?


