Posted on: 23 May 2019
When you invest in a pool, you want to keep it sparkling clean and sanitary so it's always ready for a quick dip. You may even want to hire a pool service to make sure your pool water is always clean and safe to use. Keeping a pool clean requires more work than you might think. These factors affect how often you need to clean your pool.
When Trees Grow Near The Pool
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Posted on: 24 February 2019
The start of spring is right around the corner, which means you need to start preparing your pool for spring. That way, once it is warm enough for you to start swimming, your pool will be ready to go.
Test the Water
If you kept your pool full, one of the first things you need to do is test the water. You are going to want to turn on the circulation system in your pool and allow it to run for a few hours.
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Posted on: 24 October 2018
Environmentally-savvy travelers are increasingly making their vacation and travel choices based on a desire to feel both relaxed and feel like they're doing good for the world around them. Whether you're a small inn, an eco-friendly ranch, or even a large hotel, a natural swimming pool can help you draw in those environmentally-conscious travelers. Here's why.
1. No Chemicals. Because natural swimming pools operate like a pond, you don't need to fill them with harsh chemicals that can irritate skin and eyes as well as dumping waste into the local water system.
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Posted on: 5 October 2016
The traditional method of keeping a hot tub free from unwanted microorganisms involves the addition of copious amounts of bromine or chlorine. Yet these substances lead to skin irritation for many people. Fortunately, recent developments in hot tub sanitation have led to some equally effective techniques. Read on to learn about three alternative methods of sanitizing a hot tub.
Metal Ions
Metals such as silver and copper, when in their ionized states, are highly effective at eliminating common microorganisms such as bacteria and algae.
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