Pool Leak Tips
Every pool tells a story, and the water level is one of the details worth watching closely. When that level drops too far, your pool pump may begin pulling air instead of a steady supply of water, turning an ordinary...
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The key is to keep your pool water high enough for the skimmer and pump to work properly, but not so high that surface debris simply floats past the skimmer opening. For most swimming pools, a good everyday target is...
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This deserves your attention if you are choosing a new pool finish and wondering what that decision will mean every Saturday morning for the next several years. Quartz and pebble finishes are both durable upgrades over basic plaster, but they...
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The biggest lesson is that a strong chlorine smell usually does not mean your pool has too much effective chlorine. It often means chlorine has reacted with swimmer waste and formed irritating compounds called chloramines. Understanding that difference can help...
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There is a better way to approach pool opening than automatically running the pump around the clock for days. Continuous circulation can be useful during the first stage of opening, especially when the water is cloudy, chemicals have just been...
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