How do you remove large amount of solid suds from a swimming pool?

1. Backwash the filter. To do this, turn off the pump and open the backwash valve. Let the water run for a few minutes until the water is clear.

2. Rinse the filter. After backwashing, turn the pump back on and open the rinse valve. Let the water run for another few minutes until the water is clear.

3. Vacuum the pool. This will help to remove any solid debris that has settled on the bottom of the pool.

4. Add a flocculent. This will help to coagulate the suds so that they can be more easily removed by the filter.

5. Let the filter run for 24 hours. This will allow the flocculent to work its magic and remove the suds from the pool.

Method 2: Using skimmers and nets

1. Skim the surface of the pool. Use a pool skimmer to remove any solid debris from the surface of the pool.

2. Net the suds. Use a pool net to net any suds that are floating in the pool.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 until the suds are gone.

Additional tips:

* Make sure to add the correct amount of flocculent to the pool. Too much flocculent can make the water cloudy.

* If you have a lot of suds, you may need to repeat the filtration process more than once.

* You can also try adding a small amount of dish soap to the pool water. This can help to break up the suds.