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Let's build a foundation before changing anything in the pool. Cyanuric acid, commonly shortened to CYA, protects outdoor pool chlorine from rapid destruction by sunlight, but excessive CYA can make routine sanitation harder to manage. Lowering it successfully requires an...
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There is more to a handful of grass clippings in the pool than an untidy surface. Fresh clippings carry organic material, soil, lawn products, and fine particles that can consume sanitizer, burden the filtration system, and leave stains if they...
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This holds the key to understanding why a pool that looked perfect before a storm can appear cloudy, dull, or slightly green the next day. Rain does more than raise the water level. It can dilute sanitizer, shift pH and...
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There are two types of pool owners after a busy weekend: those who expect the water to need attention and those who are surprised when a clear pool turns cloudy overnight. Hosting guests places a much heavier load on the...
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There are two types of pool owners: those who have heard of cyanuric acid and those who discover it after their chlorine suddenly seems unable to keep up. Cyanuric acid, often labeled as stabilizer or conditioner, protects chlorine from rapid...
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