When the swimming season comes to an end, one of the most common questions is what to do with the pool water during the colder months. Many people think that emptying it completely is the best option to avoid dirt, algae or unpleasant odours, but in most cases it’s NOT necessary to empty the pool …
Summer is coming to an end, but before closing the season, it’s worth taking a little time to check your pool. Even if you no longer use it every day, preparing it properly can make all the difference when the good weather returns. A complete cleaning, balanced water, the right treatment and a good winter …
Organizing a pool party is a great plan for summer, but heavier use also means more dirt, higher disinfectant consumption, and more work for the filtration system. Simple preparation before the event and a check afterward will help keep the water clean and safe. Before the party Check the water Test the pH and disinfectant …
Going on holiday and leaving your pool unattended can be a little worrying. Will the water stay clean? Will algae start to grow? Will the filtration system keep working properly? With a few simple steps before you leave, you can keep your pool in good condition and avoid any unpleasant surprises when you get back. …
Having a pool at home is much more than taking a swim when it’s hot. It’s about creating a space to relax, share moments with family, disconnect from routine and enjoy summer in a more comfortable and fun way. 1. Enjoy simple plans at home You don’t always need to go out to have a …
Green water after just a few days? Using more chemicals than usual? Filtration problems as soon as the season starts? Most of these issues have the same cause: very common mistakes made when reopening the pool after winter. The good news is that avoiding them is much easier than it seems. 1. Waiting Too Long …
