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Preparing your pool for the changing seasons? Check out our top tips for spring pool maintenance. Keep your pool in prime condition year-round!

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Say goodbye to cloudy pool days! 🌊✨ The Big 5 Multi-Performer Floater does it all: from algae prevention to crystal-clear water, UV protection, and more! Just drop it in and relax while it works its magic. 🦁💧

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If you are in need of an insurance company approved contractor to assist with insurance related claim repairs on your pool equipment, please contact us. We are approved service providers for most insurance companies. For assistance with your claims’ repairs please contact our friendly team during office hours.

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Are you confused about what automatic pool cleaner to buy? What chemicals to use? Please visit us or give us a call on 0119763701 so we can give you the best advice possible!

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FAQ Friday: “How often should I clean my pool filter?”

Answer: Every 1-2 months for optimal performance. Got more questions? Drop them below!

Let the new Baracuda Ranger help keep your pool clean and allow you to get on with more important things! Enquire in-store for special pricing.

Stay ahead of the curve with the latest pool design trends! ✨ From sleek infinity pools to tropical-themed havens, discover what’s hot this year.

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Keep your pool sparkling clean! Tip #1: Regularly check and maintain your pool’s pH levels to ensure a safe swimming environment. 💧 Stay tuned for more tips!

Different ways to renovate your pool or whirlpool bath :

Refinish the pool or whirlpool bath: Refinishing involves applying a new surface to the interior of the pool or whirlpool bath. This can improve the appearance and durability of the pool or whirlpool bath.

Install new tile or coping: Updating the tile or coping around the pool or whirlpool bath can give it a fresh, modern look. Watch the attached video for decking ideas 

Upgrade the filtration system: A new filtration system can improve the water quality and reduce maintenance time and costs.

Add water features: Water features such as waterfalls, fountains, or jets can add an extra element of visual interest to the pool or whirlpool bath.

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Winter Pool Maintenance Tip #2:

Beware of freezing weather
If water is left in your equipment during the winter, the cold weather can freeze and expand the water and ruin your equipment and plumbing.

So remember keep an eye on your freeze guard to ensure that your pool equipment has circulation when temperatures plummet. This can help you avoid expensive repairs from frozen equipment or plumbing.

Winter Pool Maintenance Tip #1:

Check on your equipment
Even when your pool is covered and not in use, dirt, pollen and other contaminants can still enter the water. So, remember to keep an eye on the filter gauge, perform backwashing and clean your filter per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Additionally, don’t forget to check your pool pump, heater and exposed plumbing to make sure everything is functioning properly and there are no leaks.

How do Salt Chlorinators work?
Part 2:

Chlorine Production: The chlorine gas produced during electrolysis dissolves into the pool water, where it reacts with water molecules to form hypochlorous acid (HOCl) and hypochlorite ions (OCl-). These compounds are the active sanitizing agents responsible for killing bacteria, algae, and other contaminants in the pool water.

pH Regulation: Saltwater chlorinators often have built-in pH sensors or controllers to monitor and regulate the pH level of the pool water. Maintaining the proper pH balance is essential for optimizing the effectiveness of chlorine and ensuring comfortable swimming conditions.

Cycle of Operation: Saltwater chlorinators operate automatically based on the pool's filtration system. They typically run for a set number of hours each day to generate the necessary amount of chlorine to maintain the desired sanitizer level in the pool.

How do Salt Chlorinators work?
Part 1:
Saltwater chlorinators, also known as salt chlorine generators, use a process called electrolysis to produce chlorine from dissolved salt in the pool water.

Salt Addition: A specific amount of salt is added to the pool water to reach the recommended concentration, typically around 2,500 to 4,000 parts per million (ppm). This salt is usually ordinary table salt (sodium chloride).

Electrolysis Cell: The saltwater chlorinator system contains an electrolysis cell, usually installed in the pool's plumbing system. This cell consists of parallel titanium plates coated with a precious metal catalyst, often ruthenium or iridium oxide.

Electrolysis Process: When the pool pump is running, pool water flows through the electrolysis cell. Inside the cell, an electrical current is applied to the titanium plates. This current causes a chemical reaction known as electrolysis, which breaks down the chloride ions (Cl-) in the saltwater into chlorine gas (Cl2).

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What is Pool Stabilizer and how does it work?

Chlorine is the primary disinfectant used in pools to kill bacteria and other pathogens. However, when exposed to sunlight, chlorine breaks down rapidly, reducing its effectiveness. This can lead to increased chlorine consumption, higher costs, and the need for more frequent chlorination.

Pool stabilizer works by forming a protective barrier around the chlorine molecules, shielding them from UV radiation. This helps to maintain a stable chlorine residual in the pool water, ensuring that it remains effective at killing bacteria and keeping the water clean and safe for swimmers.

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Saltwater pools offer several benefits compared to traditional chlorine pools. Here are some of the advantages.

Part 2:

Softer Water: Saltwater pools typically have softer-feeling water compared to chlorine pools. The salt content in the water is lower than that of ocean water, but it still provides a more natural feel without the harshness associated with traditional chlorine pools.

Reduced Chlorine Odor and Irritation: Chlorine levels in saltwater pools are generally lower than in traditional chlorine pools. This can result in reduced chlorine odor and less irritation to the skin, eyes, and respiratory system for swimmers.

Lower Chemical Maintenance: While saltwater pools still require chlorine to maintain sanitation, they generally require less chlorine and fewer additional chemicals compared to traditional chlorine pools. This can lead to lower chemical costs and less time spent on pool maintenance.

Continuous Chlorine Production: Saltwater pools use a chlorine generator, also known as a salt chlorinator, to convert salt into chlorine through a process called electrolysis. This results in a continuous and consistent supply of chlorine, helping to maintain water sanitation more effectively.

Saltwater pools offer several benefits compared to traditional chlorine pools. Here are some of the advantages.

Part 1:
Algae Resistance: Saltwater pools are less prone to algae growth compared to traditional chlorine pools. The consistent chlorine levels produced by the salt chlorinator help to prevent algae formation, reducing the need for algaecides and other treatments.

Longer Lasting Pool Equipment: Saltwater is generally less corrosive than traditional chlorine pool water. As a result, pool equipment such as pumps, filters, and heaters may have a longer lifespan when used in a saltwater pool environment.

Easier on Swimsuits and Pool Liners: The softer water in saltwater pools is gentler on swimsuits and pool liners, potentially extending their lifespan compared to exposure to harsher chemicals in traditional chlorine pools.

Minimal Maintenance: Once properly set up, saltwater pools require minimal maintenance compared to traditional chlorine pools. The continuous chlorine production and lower chemical demand mean less frequent monitoring and adjustment of water chemistry.
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Have you ever wondered how to look after and maintain a commercial pool during the Autumn season? Here are some very useful tips.

Part 3:

-Cover the Pool: Consider using a pool cover when the pool is not in use to prevent debris from falling into the water. This will help reduce the amount of cleaning required and maintain water quality.

-Monitor Temperature: Keep an eye on water temperature as cooler temperatures can slow down the activity of bacteria and algae. Adjust heating systems as needed to maintain a comfortable swimming environment.

-Schedule Regular Maintenance: Establish a regular maintenance schedule for the pool and stick to it throughout the autumn season. Consistent upkeep is key to preventing issues and ensuring the pool remains clean and safe for patrons.

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Have you ever wondered how to look after and maintain a commercial pool during the Autumn season? Here are some very useful tips.

Part 2:

-Adjust Chemical Levels: Based on the test results, adjust chemical levels as needed to maintain water balance and prevent issues such as algae growth and cloudy water. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for adding chemicals and ensure they are evenly distributed throughout the pool.

-Maintain Water Level: Keep the pool water level consistent by regularly checking and adjusting the water level as needed. Evaporation rates may vary during autumn, so it's important to monitor and refill the pool accordingly.

-Inspect and Maintain Equipment: Check all pool equipment, including pumps, heaters, and automatic cleaners, for any signs of wear or damage. Perform routine maintenance tasks and repairs as necessary to ensure proper functioning throughout the season.

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Have you ever wondered how to look after and maintain a commercial pool during the Autumn season? Here are some very useful tips.

Part 1:

-Clean the Pool: Regularly skim the surface of the pool to remove leaves, twigs, and other debris that may accumulate due to autumn winds. Use a leaf skimmer or net to remove debris efficiently.

-Check and Clean Filters: Inspect and clean the pool filters regularly to ensure proper functioning. Autumn tends to bring more debris into the pool, which can clog filters and reduce efficiency.

-Monitor Water Chemistry: Test the pool water regularly to maintain proper chemical balance. Autumn weather conditions can affect water chemistry, so it's important to monitor pH, chlorine levels, alkalinity, and calcium hardness frequently.

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