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5 Tips for Keeping Your Swimming Pool Warm All Winter Long

5 Tips for Keeping Your Swimming Pool Warm All Winter Long

As the leaves change color and the air turns crisp, most pool owners reluctantly bid farewell to their beloved swimming pools. But who says you must pack up your swim gear when the temperature drops? Here are some tips to keep your pool warmer during the winter.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Winterizing Your Swimming Pool

A Comprehensive Guide to Winterizing Your Swimming Pool

As winter approaches and the weather turns crisp, pool owners must take the necessary steps to winterize their swimming pools. This essential process ensures that your pool remains in optimal condition during the colder months and is ready for a splash when summer returns.

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Smart Tips for New Pool Owners: Creating a Safe and Enjoyable Swimming Environment

Smart Tips for New Pool Owners: Creating a Safe and Enjoyable Swimming Environment

While owning a pool brings joy and relaxation, it also comes with the responsibility of ensuring everyone's safety. This article provides six essential safety tips for new pool owners.

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Why pH is Rising High in Saltwater Pools and the Solutions

Why pH is Rising High in Saltwater Pools and the Solutions

Are you wondering why the pH keeps rising in your saltwater pool? Saltwater swimming pools use chlorine generators to produce chlorine, which is released automatically into the pool to maintain the recommended (free chlorine) FC levels. A chlorine generator uses salt (Sodium Chloride) and water during the process known as electrolysis, where the two main byproducts are Chlorine and Sodium Hydroxide. The byproduct Sodium Hydroxide has a very high pH level and will increase the pH level in your water. It becomes much worse when your free chlorine production level is too high because, for every chlorine produced, there is an equal...

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How to Clear and Prevent Metal stains in a Swimming Pool

How to Clear and Prevent Metal stains in a Swimming Pool

Heavy metals when oxidized by chlorine, produce metal stains in a swimming pool. If your pool water has been changing color to green, brown, or black especially after adding chlorine or when pH is high, that is metal stain and it's caused by presence of heavy metals in pool water commonly Copper, Iron, and Silver. 

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