You can see it starting to fail on the right side already. Looks like that planter box is partially holding the wall up. Honestly, pools turn green, that’s not news. The problem with this particular pool is that it’s about to dump 5k gallons of water when that frame gives.
You may want to take detailed pictures from your window since you are so close by. And do an inventory of your basement with pictures and on the ground floor.
When that pool breaks and that water goes flying, it won't just go into their basement, it will absolutely get past your property line and hit your buildings foundation.
And since that pool looks poorly maintained, for all you know, that water used to have an absurd amount of chlorine, which may damage your lawn and any other plants who's roots will suck that all up. Hell, I wonder if you can make an argument that it left a biohazard on your property because of the growth in the pool.
Point being, protect yourself ahead of time with ample evidence via pictures, so when that thing breaks, if it hits you, you have objective materials to sue them with, or have your property insurance go after those home owners with.
Why is it green? Was the water dyed?
EDITED TO ADD:
Thanks to the person who provided a civil answer. Not everyone grew up with a home pool and I've never seen one in that condition. It looks like the Chicago River after it's been died for St. Patrick's Day.
On one hand, more algae means more oxygen in the atmosphere and we should absolutely support any form of plant growth. On the other, I don't want to swim in it and it's a source of mosquitoes.
Getting ready for St Patricks day 2025.
Is it just me or is that pool not on flat ground? And it’s up against that concrete corner. This shit is going to fail.
You can see it starting to fail on the right side already. Looks like that planter box is partially holding the wall up. Honestly, pools turn green, that’s not news. The problem with this particular pool is that it’s about to dump 5k gallons of water when that frame gives.
Yes it is. Luckily for me 🍀😂The PVC fencing is set in concrete. All that water is going into their Basement.
You may want to take detailed pictures from your window since you are so close by. And do an inventory of your basement with pictures and on the ground floor. When that pool breaks and that water goes flying, it won't just go into their basement, it will absolutely get past your property line and hit your buildings foundation. And since that pool looks poorly maintained, for all you know, that water used to have an absurd amount of chlorine, which may damage your lawn and any other plants who's roots will suck that all up. Hell, I wonder if you can make an argument that it left a biohazard on your property because of the growth in the pool. Point being, protect yourself ahead of time with ample evidence via pictures, so when that thing breaks, if it hits you, you have objective materials to sue them with, or have your property insurance go after those home owners with.
Excellent Advice! Also reported using 311 App.
That’s when it becomes the public pool.
I feel like you accidentally figured out the Ground 0 for the next pandemic......
Home brew Mountain Dew
That pool has "what plants crave"
Lots of nitrogen
Water? Like from the toilet?
This is right before the get barrel aged for a few years
\*Diet\*
311 that mosquito breeding hazard. Standing water is reportable: https://portal.311.nyc.gov/article/?kanumber=KA-02298
Malaria vs SI - this weekend.
Good Advice! Done!
Was gonna post the same thing. Friend of mine got a ticket for it once. They take it seriously
For an instant fix, you can throw mosquito dunks and/or chlorine tablets in it
Brat summer!
Album rollout continues to go crazy
Is that Carl's house?
I feel like Frylock.
Someone want to tell me why my pool is full of hot dog chunks and dirty dishes?
Ecto cooler for new Ghostbusters?
Ooh, Ecto Cooler was the best Hi-C flavor.
You gotta be able to call like the EPA or the health department on them, something. They're breeding mosquitos there.
My neighbors pool looks like a swamp. I know any day Swamp-Thing will come out of my neighbors pool.
Omg they’re promoting brat
happy st patricks day!
That slurm is looking great!
“It’s got electrolytes.”
Two words: solar ionizer Reduces the need for chlorine But you still need some chlorine— shock it every couple weeks
Hope the neighborhood likes mosquitos!
So Julia
Ahhh crisp Hudson River water! Made to hide dumped bodies and all other murder evidence! 👍😂🗽🤣
Why is it green? Was the water dyed? EDITED TO ADD: Thanks to the person who provided a civil answer. Not everyone grew up with a home pool and I've never seen one in that condition. It looks like the Chicago River after it's been died for St. Patrick's Day.
Yes, with algae
in full bloom ! 🤩
Oh. I've always lived in apartments and never had a pool.
Do you not know what algae is?
I've never seen a home pool that looked like that. I've always lived in apartments without pools.
I was about to ask as well, thanks for taking the fall lol. i didn't know people kept their pools dirty enough that algae grew on it
Forbidden 7 Up
8 Up
Ecto Cooler
On one hand, more algae means more oxygen in the atmosphere and we should absolutely support any form of plant growth. On the other, I don't want to swim in it and it's a source of mosquitoes.
Staten Island or Springfield
*on Staten Island...
All that algae growth! The mosquitos are going to love it there!
Ectoplasm?
Margaritas anyone?
Forbidden green apple kool-aide
the newest flavor of Gatorade !
Brat pool
Is that green Kool-aid?