Pool Leak Tips
Owning a pool means dealing with more than leaves and the occasional bug. During heavy pollen season, a clean pool can develop a yellow, greenish-yellow, or dusty film seemingly overnight, especially after a warm, windy day. Removing pollen effectively requires...
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This is your roadmap to understanding why hair can develop that unmistakable green tint after a day in the pool. Despite what many swimmers assume, chlorine itself usually is not the substance coloring your hair green. The bigger culprit is...
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There's a common misconception that a pool only needs attention after a holiday weekend if the water looks cloudy or dirty. A packed weekend can change the water even when it still looks clear, because sunscreen, sweat, body oils, grass,...
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It's a simple equation: your pool pump needs a steady supply of water, and the skimmer is one of the main places that water enters the circulation system. When the pool water falls below the skimmer opening, the skimmer can...
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Here's a fresh perspective on pool algae: the easiest algae problem to solve is the one that never gets established. A clear pool can begin drifting toward an algae bloom before the water actually turns green, especially during hot weather,...
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