If your pool has turned completely green as a result of algae growing in it, you may need to take these steps to restore it to its previous clean and algae-free state.
Call a contractor who offers swimming pool cleaning services
If a swimming pool only has a tiny bit of algae growing in it, its owner could potentially remove it simply by increasing the amount of chlorine in the water.
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3 Typical Issues You May Run Into With Your Pool Pump
Your swimming pool, granted, is an important aspect of your yard. But when it comes to its performance, its pump is the most crucial component to its overall service. When the pool pump is in decline, your swimming pool will quickly turn into a cesspool of scum, bacteria and algae that will put an end to all your fun days in the sun. If you have recently moved into a house with a swimming pool or have had a pool constructed, it is crucial to know the signs of a pool pump that is acting up so that you can have the issue resolved immediately and prevent unsanitary water.
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6 Tips to Help Protect the Liner of Your Hot Tub
Does your hot tub have a vinyl liner? That can be comfortable to lean against, and it's a lot nicer than rough concrete walls. Unfortunately, however, vinyl liners can rip. Check out these tips if you want to protect your vinyl liner.
1. Keep Your Hot Tub Covered
To prevent dogs with sharp claws from diving into your hot tub and to prevent potentially sharp debris from blowing into it, you should invest in a hot tub cover.
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Ways to Make Pool Fencing Hard to Climb
Throughout Australia, pool fences are legally required, but to ensure that your pool is as safe as possible, you may want to go above and beyond the law. In particular, you may want to take steps to ensure that no child can climb your pool fence. Some children are expert climbers, but the right techniques can deter even the best climbers in the bunch.
1. Don't Use Cyclone Fencing
When choosing your pool fencing, stay away from cyclone fencing.
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