DONE WITH FILTER SOCKS >:O

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You should be able to buy a pack from your local hardware store or pool supply shop if you wanted to give them a try before committing to them.
 
Help!

I realized I shouldn't be using a filter sock during my cycle. So after I took it out, I wanted to try and save that good bacteria, and put sock in upside-down, and now it's stuck! Boy am I stupid... Does anyone have any advice for this noob?
 
Help!

I realized I shouldn't be using a filter sock during my cycle. So after I took it out, I wanted to try and save that good bacteria, and put sock in upside-down, and now it's stuck! Boy am I stupid... Does anyone have any advice for this noob?
I think you may have to resort to "Brute force, with caution", lol
 
I think you may have to resort to "Brute force, with caution", lol
Thanks Garf! I think my plan is to cut the sock back as far as I can and use long tweezers and a suction cup to pull the one side in...
 
Thanks Garf! I think my plan is to cut the sock back as far as I can and use long tweezers and a suction cup to pull the one side in...
A lot of this hobby is about finesse, when that fails hammer the crap out of it and hope for the best, lol. One cannot possess too many hammers.
 

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