Boosting Cyanuric Acid in Your Pool: A How-To Guide
If you have a swimming pool in your backyard, then you probably know how important it is to have certain chemicals added to your pool. These chemicals, such as cyanuric … Read more
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Yellow Pool Water: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment
Owning a pool can be a fun and relaxing way to pass the warm summer months. But what happens when your pool turns yellow? Can you still swim? Yellow pool … Read more
Pool Clarifier Explained
Pools are an investment of time and money. Many steps go into taking care of a pool. There are chemicals to add, filters to clean, water quality to check, and … Read more
How to Increase Calcium Hardness
Balancing your pool water pH and alkalinity can seem like a full-time job. But these aren’t the only two aspects of the water you need to take the time to … Read more
Why Your Pool’s pH Is High (And How To Balance It)
A high pH level in your pool is never good news. Not only can it harm your health, but it can also damage your pool. So, what causes pH levels … Read more
Wave Pools 101: What You Should Know
Anyone who misses surfing when they are not near the beach can be satisfied with a wave pool. These are not new phenomena. Wave pools have been in existence since … Read more
Pool Flocculant: What To Know Before Using
Sometimes, your pool’s filtration system won’t suffice to keep the water clean. So, if your pool looks cloudy, it might be time to use a chemical commonly known as pool … Read more
Bromine vs Chlorine for Hot Tubs: Which One Is Better?
Owning a hot tub or pool likely means you know all about chlorine. It is the most common product used for water sanitization. However, have you heard about bromine? Bromine … Read more
Here’s Why Your Hot Tub Is Tripping Your Breaker
If your hot tub is constantly tripping the breaker, or it tripped and won’t turn back on, there are a number of possible causes. Most of them are fixable, but … Read more
Lowering Hot Tub Alkalinity Without Lowering pH: Is It Possible?
pH and alkalinity in any treated water go hand in hand. When one rises, the other will almost always follow, so it can be tricky if you are looking to … Read more
