Conseils sur les fuites de piscine
We often forget that the calendar cannot tell us what is happening inside the pool. Labor Day may be over and the leaves may be changing, but pool water can still be warm enough to support algae growth and consume...
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The biggest lesson is that pool shock is usually most useful after a storm, not automatically before one. Heavy rain, wind, leaves, soil, pollen, and other debris can change water chemistry and increase the amount of material your sanitizer has...
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You might be surprised by how many different problems can make a pool consume chlorine faster than expected. Strong sunlight is one possibility
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In my experience, high cyanuric acid is one of the easiest pool problems to overlook because the water may remain clear at first. The chlorine test can even show a seemingly acceptable reading while sanitation becomes less effective. Once algae,...
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The question isn't if dirt from your pool deck reaches the water, but how much reaches it and how often. Every gust of wind, summer storm, wet footprint, and pass of a garden hose can move dust, leaves, grass clippings,...
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