Footprints on bottom of inground pool liner?

- Footprints on the bottom of an inground pool liner are usually caused by dirt and debris that is tracked in by swimmers and accumulates on the liner.

- This can also happen if the pool is not properly cleaned and maintained, as dirt and debris can build up and form a film that makes the footprints visible.

- Footprints can also be caused by rough surfaces on the pool floor or by sharp objects that can damage the liner.

Cleaning footprints from liner:

- To clean footprints from the bottom of an inground pool liner, you can use a soft brush and a mild detergent or pool cleaner.

- Gently scrub the footprints until they disappear, then rinse the area thoroughly with water.

- Be sure to clean the entire liner regularly to prevent dirt and debris from building up and causing damage to the liner.

Preventing footprints:

- To prevent footprints on the bottom of an inground pool liner, you can take a few steps:

- Rinse off your feet before getting into the pool.

- Keep the pool clean and free of dirt and debris.

- Use a pool cover to protect the liner from the elements.

- Inspect the pool floor regularly for any sharp objects that could damage the liner.