Pool Leak Tips
The key is to keep floodwater away from pool equipment whenever possible, while also making sure water has a safe route out of the equipment area. Pumps, heaters, automation panels, salt systems, and electrical controls are designed to operate outdoors,...
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Imagine for a moment that the hard freeze has finally ended, the sun is out, and your pool equipment pad looks normal again. It can be tempting to flip the breakers back on and see what happens, but restarting too...
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The biggest lesson is that pool shock is usually most useful after a storm, not automatically before one. Heavy rain, wind, leaves, soil, pollen, and other debris can change water chemistry and increase the amount of material your sanitizer has...
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The truth of the matter is that the best time to open a swimming pool is usually earlier than many homeowners expect. You do not need to wait until the water feels warm enough for swimming, and waiting for the...
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There's a reason why high cyanuric acid can become one of the more frustrating pool chemistry problems to correct. You can raise CYA fairly easily, but once too much stabilizer is in the water, there is no simple adjustment that...
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