How do you clean an extremely murky pool with a DE Filter without constantly having to bump and drain the filter?

1. Prepare your pool. This means removing any leaves, debris, and dirt from the surface of the water. You can do this by using a pool net or a leaf rake.

2. Set your pool filter to "waste" mode. This will allow the dirty water to bypass the filter and go directly to the drain.

3. Turn on the pump and let it run for a few hours. This will help to circulate the water and remove the dirt and debris that is suspended in it.

4. Check the filter pressure. If the pressure is too high, it means that the filter is clogged and needs to be cleaned.

5. Clean the filter. To do this, turn off the pump and open the filter housing. Remove the filter cartridge and rinse it off with a garden hose. If the cartridge is too dirty, you may need to replace it.

6. Put the filter cartridge back in the filter housing and close the lid.

7. Turn the pump back on and set the filter to "filter" mode. This will allow the water to pass through the filter and be cleaned.

8. Let the pump run for a few days until the water is clear. You may need to repeat steps 3-8 if the water is still murky.

Here are some additional tips for cleaning a murky pool with a DE filter:

- Use a pool clarifier. This will help to remove the tiny particles that can make your water look cloudy.

- Backwash the filter regularly. This will help to remove the dirt and debris that has accumulated in the filter.

- Use a pool shock treatment. This will help to kill bacteria and algae that can make your water look murky.