Looking after your Winter Debris Pool Cover 1) Always ensure that the winter debris cover does not come into contact with undiluted swimming pool chemicals such as chlorine granules or pH reducers (dry acid) as this can lead to bleaching of, or permanent damage to the pool cover. 2) Do not attempt to walk on…
Putting up a pool fence around your swimming pool not only looks great but also adds safety and may be a requirement in some areas. So it’s very important to install a swimming pool fence around your pool this year.
Balance Maintaining the right equilibrium of pool chemicals in your water is to maintaining a hygienic pool and having an agreeable session many times. Your water will keep looking and smelling inviting and, very importantly, the growth of bacteria and algae will remain at a minimum, ensuring that everyone can enjoy your pool in safety.…
When the snow has melted and winter is finally over, it’s time to start enjoying springtime activities. For many swimming pool owners, the changing of the seasons and warming spring temperatures indicate that the time is right for a spring pool opening. However, after a swimming pool has been sitting unused for several months throughout the fall and winter, there are several important steps that need to be taken in order to prepare and maintain the pool water so it’s safe and suitable for swimming. One of the most important aspects of a swimming pool opening is using pool chlorine and pool chemicals to create a healthy and hygienic swimming environment.
There are three basic types of swimming pool heaters: electric, gas, and solar. Each has advantages and disadvantages that this article will discuss.
Solar Bubble Swimming Pool Covers are Generally produced using two ply’s of polyethylene material with additives to colour, help strengthen and protect against, UV (Ultra Violet) light, the suns heat and pool chemicals. The bottom layer is generally formed into air cells that help insulate, support / float on the surface of the pool water. The flat top surface is normally co-extruded or laminated to the bottom layer to form a flat surface.