Adding Salt to Your Salt Water Pool
If you own a salt water swimming pool, it's extremely important that you monitor the salt level in the pool methodically throughout the year. If the salt level is allowed to drop below the minimum level required by your model of salt chlorinator, chlorine will no longer be produced and a green pool will soon follow. This is the last thing any pool owner wants to happen and can easily be avoided by keeping a close eye on the salt level and adding salt at the appropriate times. Read Full Article
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Solar Pool Covers Overview
Solar pool covers, also known as solar pool blankets, can extend your swimming season by heating the pool to comfortable swimming temperatures up to one month earlier and one month later than when not using a solar pool cover. Read Full Article
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Old Floating Chlorine Dispenser Can Lead To A Stained Pool Surface
Inspect the floating pool chlorine dispenser regularly for damage or wear and tear and replace it as needed to avoid permanent pool surface discoloring and stains. Read Full Tip
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No Water Pressure at the Cleaner
If your Polaris 280 Pool Cleaner isn't moving through the pool when the booster pump is on and you expect it to be moving, use the following tips to help identify the problem. Read Full Tip
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