I believe absorbers are available, however, I would contact a pool company or an industrial cleaning company for specific advice. I don’t believe draining the pool is the best solution without first removing as much oil as possible. All you have to do is drain all the motor oil-contaminated water; there is no other way to get that motor oil out of that pool, since water is highly appealing to oil, and it will stick to it and follow it around.

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Oil in your pool can form an unpleasant film on top of the water and unclean rings around the pool’s edge, whether from tanning lotion, cosmetics, accidental spills, or natural body oil. If you don’t remove it, it can clog the filtering system. Proteins that interact with your pool’s chemicals to break down oils and other organic debris are advertised as pool enzymes. Surfactants, or specific cleansers, are used in many enzyme products to help the enzymes attract and gather the oil so it can be broken down.

Only enzymes designated particularly for swimming pools should be used, as other enzymes may react in unexpected ways or be rendered ineffective by your pool’s chemicals. Pharmacological shock, backwashing filter strainer, or exchanging an oil-clogged filtration system with such a fresh one are now all methods for removing oils. You can also use filter cleaners in your skimmer.

Refreshing the filtration would enable it to extract oil from water better successfully. You can either drain the pool or overfill it so that the motor oil rests on top and overflows the pool until it is gone, but the best way to make sure it is gone is to overflow (which will assist most of the oil stick to the sides, making it easier to scrub), drain, and scrub it. You’ll need to drain the pool and scrub it down with an industrial degreaser before thoroughly rinsing it.