Swimming Pools
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Swimming Pools
General Information
Pool Care
If you own a swimming pool, you know the hours of fun and enjoyment it can provide. It does however, require a good amount of maintenance. By preparing your pool in the spring, you can look forward to a summer of fun. Diving board, ladders, and swimming equipment should be taken out of storage and completely cleaned. Check to be sure the equipment is safe before using. Here are some helpful hints in order to enjoy your pool with relatively little maintenance. Clean and disinfect your pool with chlorine at all times. Chlorine will kill bacteria, controls algae, and will breakdown organic matter in the water. It works well by regulating the residual chlorine in the pool and the proper pH control. pH can be controlled by using a pH test kit. pH should range from 7.4 to 7.6. Every week the pool should be super chlorinated or "shocked." This is three to five times the normal dosage of chlorine. A filter and skimmer should be used daily to remove bugs and debris. A vacuum should be used to remove sediment and a pool brush will get rid of dirt on the pool walls. Tiles should be scrubbed to eliminate mildew. Check your pool pump, circulation system, and filter regularly. A daily maintenance schedule will eliminate costly emergency repairs. Call Blue Haven Pools at 903 534-1919 for additional information on this topic.
Pool Safety

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