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Myth #3: Saltwater Pools Don’t Use Chlorine
Close your eyes and imagine a backyard oasis with silky, ocean-like water and none of that sharp chlorine smell. Sounds like the perfect saltwater pool, right? But here’s the surprise: saltwater pools still use chlorine—it’s just generated on-site in a very different way. In this article, we’ll reveal the real science behind saltwater sanitization, explore…
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Myth #2: I can skip regular water testing if the water looks clear
Don’t be fooled by clear pool water! A sparkling surface can hide unseen problems lurking beneath. You might think your pool is perfectly clean and safe for swimming just because it looks good. But there’s more to pool health than meets the eye. Testing your pool water regularly is key to keeping it truly clean…
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Myth #1: Strong Chlorine Smell – Why It Doesn’t Mean Clean Water
Swimming pools are a great way to cool off and have fun, but there’s a lot of confusion about what makes them safe and clean. You might think you know all about pool care, but some common beliefs are actually myths. Let’s look at one of the biggest misconceptions about pools. Have you ever walked…
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Pool Chemical Storage Made Easy: Keep Your Family Safe and Your Pool Sparkling
Keeping your pool clean and safe starts with proper chemical storage. Pool chemicals are powerful substances that need careful handling. Storing them the right way is key to avoiding accidents and keeping them effective. The most important point to be made about the proper storage of pool chemicals is to ensure that they cannot be…
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9 Common Pool Maintenance Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Taking care of your pool can feel like a big job, but learning from common mistakes can make it much easier. Whether you’re a new pool owner or have had one for years, there’s always something new to know. Are you making one of these 9 common pool maintenance mistakes? Identifying which mistakes you might…
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Florida Pool Water Conservation Tips: Preventing Evaporation
This article aims to empower Florida pool owners with practical strategies to reduce water evaporation, conserve resources, and maintain optimal pool conditions. By implementing these tips, homeowners can enjoy their pools while contributing positively to environmental conservation and potentially reducing their expenses. Florida’s endless sunshine and warm climate make swimming pools a cherished part of…
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Why Your Pool Has Stains and How to Fix Them
Are you wondering why your pool has unsightly stains and how to fix them? Pool stains can develop for various reasons, from imbalanced water chemistry to the presence of metals, minerals, or organic debris. These stains can range in color and texture, making your pool less visually appealing and more challenging to maintain. We will…
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Best Above Ground Pool Winter Covers
As the chill of winter approaches and swimming becomes a distant summer memory, safeguarding your above-ground pool becomes paramount. Above-ground pool covers for winter are not just a luxury but a necessity. They protect your pool from debris, harsh weather conditions, and the wear and tear of winter, ensuring that when the sun shines again,…
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How to Drain an Inground Pool Below Skimmer
There are generally two reasons why you may want to lower your pool’s water level below the skimmer: You can drain the water in an inground swimming pool to below the skimmer by running the pool’s pump in the filter’s waste position. All water is drawn in through the main drain, NOT through the skimmer.…
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Don’t Let Winter Weather Damage Your Above Ground Pool!
Unless you live in a location where the climate is hot to mild all year round, you will need to winterize your above-ground swimming pool before the colder weather kicks in to prevent it from being damaged and to reduce the time it takes to open it again in the spring. Our easy guide below…