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I test it my self. I use the Clorox strips and app. It even says what chemicals you need to add.

http://hngideas.com/outdoor/backyard-ideas/10-diy-pond-filter-inexpensive-and-easy-to-build/

check this out https://www.koiphen.com/forums/showthread.php?36550-55-Gal-Drum-Sand-and-gravel-filter-DIY

One more thing. I saw on Pinterest that someone used a 5gallon bucket with the fiber stuffing like I use. Hose in one side and holes at the bottom for a larger pool. that may be an easier choice. You can change the stuffing as needed. (could be alot cheaper also)

The only thing I can say is try it, but make it where it would be easy to make adjustments if needed until you find something that works. Also do you test your water. What are the # there. That may help with solving the problem.

Interesting, wish they would have showed a pic of the pool clean after they used it.

I don’t know anything about sand filters to answer for sure, but IMO if the PVC is large enough and your pump is made for a pool that large it should move enough water. As for air tight that depends on how you are doing it. If it is under water I would make it so the sand can’t get into your...

I replaced the other filter with this... works so much better. For Greek try magic eraser in the debris basket... also check out Pinterest it has awesome diy ideas that work.

Here is a side view. I have the jug connected to the frame with zip ties...

Yes it is connected to the pump, it is connected where the water goes back into the pool.

Yep thats the stuff... :)

My pump is kinda below water level. The opening for the water is more than 6 inches above my pump..

Not sure how it well it will work for something like this. But for our pool it’s one of those index ones. Instead of those tiny filters I use a Hawaiian Punch jug with craft filler (fiber filler). Put holes in the bottom of the jug, stuff it will the filler, connect the hose that is coming out...