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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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Pool Maintenance Tips For The Winter

Posted on 16 November 2016

In the run up to the Australian winter, swimming pools are barely used and remain out of use until early spring. Nevertheless, maintaining a pool requires regular attention even if you are not confirming the pH level of the water every week as you might do in summer. Winter is the perfect time to carry out restructuring work and repairs that will mean the pool needs to be drained. Even if you are not able to do this sort of work yourself, then swimming pool builders can be hired at cost-effective prices during their low season. [Read More]

Various Types of Swimming Pool Filters

Posted on 9 February 2016

As much as constructing a pool can greatly enhance the aesthetics of your home, you also have to consider how to keep it pristine and clean in order for it to remain pleasing to the eyes. One of the best ways of doing this is investing in a filter for your swimming pool. These filters work toward ensuring that your pool is always ready for use by eliminating any contaminants that may make their way into the water. [Read More]

Stylish Custom Pool Features and Ideas for Handicapped People

Posted on 5 January 2016

If you, someone in your family or guests who come to your home are handicapped, you need a swimming pool that is handicap friendly. However, you don't have to sacrifice style to achieve this. Instead, you can work with a custom pool designer to create any of the following options: 1. Sloped beach entry If someone wants to roll their wheelchair into your pool, you need a sloped entry. However, you don't have to have a boring concrete sloped entry. [Read More]

How to Change Your Pool Pump

Posted on 31 December 2015

Owning a pool can be great. You have the ideal location for neighborhood gatherings, birthday parties, and easy play dates in your own backyard, but along with the benefits of pool ownership, you must stay on top of regular maintenance. From filters to cleaning, chlorine, and pumps, keeping your pool free of germs and debris can be a hassle, but there are plenty of things you can do without calling your local pool professional. [Read More]