Pool Leak Tips
This is for you if your old pool pump has become noisy, unreliable, expensive to run, or difficult to keep primed. A failing pump does not always need to be replaced, but repeatedly repairing worn equipment can cost more than...
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There is a common misconception that chlorine starts working evenly throughout a pool the moment it touches the water. In reality, the pump plays an important role by moving treated water through the plumbing, filter, returns, corners, steps, and deeper...
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This is for you if the clear lid on your pool pump suddenly shows swirling bubbles, a stubborn air pocket, or a basket that never seems to fill completely with water. Air inside the pump basket can be a useful...
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The myth is that a pool pump basket must always look completely packed with water for the circulation system to be working correctly. A small, stable air pocket under a clear pump lid can be normal on some systems, especially...
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I see it often: a pool owner walks over to the equipment pad, looks at the maze of pipes and valves, and immediately assumes pool plumbing is too complicated to understand. It may look intimidating, but most residential pool systems...
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