Posted in Pool Maintenance, Pool Problems on January 16th, 2007 No Comments »
Learn how to repair and patch small to midsized cracks in your swimming pool, as well as when to call for help from professionals.
1. In concrete pools, hairline cracks can simply be patched with chorlinated rubber or epoxy swimming pool paint. Most small hairline cracks can safely be ignored in fiberglass pools, [...]
Posted in Pool Maintenance, Pool Problems on January 16th, 2007 No Comments »
The first step to treating algae is to identify which type of algae you’re wrestling with. Once you’ve pegged the culprit, you can begin the treatment.
Stepping back a bit, though, the best way to treat algae is to never let it become a problem. Proper pool maintenance will keep algae from growing, so be sure [...]
Posted in Pools on January 16th, 2007 No Comments »
Salt water swimming pools use special chlorine generators that produce the chlorine your pools need, which means that you never have to buy, store, or add chlorine to your pool. In order for the chlorine generator to work, the water must have a salt content of 2500-6000 ppm, with an optimal range of 2500-3500 for [...]