Consejos para fugas en la piscina
Let's re-examine the fundamentals: if your pool appears to be losing water as swimming season winds down, waiting until spring is usually the riskier choice. Fall gives you a chance to determine whether the drop is simply evaporation or a...
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The real magic happens during a winter closing when every small water source is accounted for, including one that is easy to forget: the pool autofill. If you fully winterize a pool in a climate where freezing temperatures are possible,...
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We often forget that closing a pool does not make existing problems disappear. A small leak, struggling pump, loose fitting, algae patch, damaged liner, or questionable water balance can sit unnoticed for months while the pool is covered. Fixing the...
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You might not know that closing a pool for winter does not mean you can completely ignore it until spring. A properly winterized pool usually needs far less attention than an open pool, but small problems with the cover, water...
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Imagine for a moment opening your pool after months of downtime and finding slick pink or reddish patches around the skimmer, steps, return fittings, or other damp surfaces. That unpleasant material is commonly called pink slime, and preventing it is...
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