1. Not Enough: Gross Things Without correct chemical levels, pools are great places for bacteria and fungus to grow – organisms can start creating their own little ecosystems that can quickly overtake the pool. Everybody agrees that algae in a pool is disgusting (and you should get rid of it fast) but worse: exposure to even small…
Author: Tre Golding
What is Chlorine and why is it in Pools and Spas?
If you have ever seasoned your food with salt, drunk tap water, or swum in a pool, you have been exposed to chlorine. What is chlorine and why is it added to swimming pools and spas? Chlorine is a chemical element that has a variety of uses and it is the most effective chemical used…
Do I Need to Monitor My Pool Over the Winter?
Unless you are lucky enough to live in a part of the US that stays warm enough to use your outdoor pool year round, you’ll probably need to take some steps to keep it clean and functional during the off season. Preventing freezing in your pump and filtration system is of paramount importance—if water freezes…
How to Heat a Hot Tub Quickly and Efficiently
Besides how to monitor temperature and chemicals, one of the questions we hear quite a lot about hot tubs is how long it will take to heat the water so it is ready to be used. That’s pretty understandable when you think about it. After all, when you get the urge to have a soak…
How Long Should You Soak in a Hot Tub
Soaking In A Hot Tub Is Hands Down One Of The Best Ways To Relax, And There Are Many Health Benefits With Regular Hot Tub Soaking Sessions. But How Long Should You Soak In A Hot Tub? Have you ever wondered if it is possible to stay in a hot tub too long? If you…