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How to Add a Pool When You Hate Chlorine

Pools have changed over the years, and so has the cleaning and filtration process. Hi, my name is Chelly, and I used to think that you couldn't have a pool without a lot of chemicals. Luckily, I found a great pool contractor, and he helped me install a fabulous pool that uses salt and other natural processes for cleaning instead of chemicals. I decided to start this blog to inform others about the possibilities. I hope you like it and that you enjoy your pool. I live with my husband, my three kids and our springer spaniel. We all love swimming, as do our friends when they come over.

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Different Types of Pool Equipment You Should Consider

Posted on 16 December 2015

If you are installing a swimming pool for the first time, you may not be aware of the different types of pool equipment you would require for both comfort as well as functionality. Considering there are a myriad of accessories and equipment you would find in the market, some homeowners may become overwhelmed on what would be pertinent for their swimming pool. Here are some of the different types of pool equipment that you would consider. [Read More]

Pool Maintenance- Various Chemical Tests and Their Relevance to Your Pool

Posted on 14 December 2015

Lounging on a lazy afternoon by the side of a clear and sparkling swimming pool, or returning home after a long day and getting down to some laps in the pool- these make up some of the dreams many people have when they think of having a swimming pool in their home. What most people fail to think about, however, is the aspect of swimming pool maintenance. For you to enjoy that dream of profound relaxation and leisure provided by your swimming pool, maintenance will play a critical role. [Read More]

Swimming Pool Maintenance Tips

Posted on 3 December 2015

If you are lucky enough to own a pool, below are some simple swimming pool maintenance tips to keep your pool clean, refreshing and inviting. The secret is to keep at it, so that major maintenance by a specialist is not required, which will in turn save you a lot of money. 1. Skim and Scrub It may take a little time, but skimming leaves and debris off the top of the water should be done on a daily basis. [Read More]

How to Make Sure You Don't Share Your Pool with the Local Wildlife (and Their Mess)

Posted on 1 December 2015

There's nothing like jumping into your backyard pool on a hot day. Of course, there are many others who might wish to share your pool (and it's not just your neighbours). There are a number of different types of wildlife that might end up in your pool or might even just end up making your pool dirty. Some of these creatures and messes are less pleasant than others, so it's important to know what you can do to keep these nasties out of your pool. [Read More]