Phosphates & Nitrogen are 2 naturally occurring elements in nature. Phosphorous is a mineral & nitrogen is a gas. In nature, they don’t cause or contribute to pool problems. However when they are “added” to the pool water, problems can arise — especially in a poorly maintained situation. The two most significant problems are moderate [...]
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Fall is here, the temperatures are dropping, and now is a perfect time to reflect on things that could have (or did) go wrong with your swimming pool, and what could be done to prevent them from happening in the future. These are the top 3 mistakes pool owners make, as commented on by our [...]
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One question that most pool owners have is whether or not they should close their pool after the swim season. It seems like just about everybody has an opinion one way or the other as to what is best to do. So what do we think? Is it best to close your pool, or should [...]
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