One of the most common questions we hear from pool owners is, “How long should I run my pool pump each day?” Many people assume the answer is simple, but the ideal running time depends on several factors including the size of your pool, the type of pump you have, …
Your pool filter is one of the hardest-working components of your swimming pool. Every day it removes dirt, dust, leaves, insects, sunscreen, body oils and microscopic particles that would otherwise leave your pool dirty and unsafe to swim in. Like any piece of equipment, however, pool filters eventually wear out. …
A salt chlorinator is one of the most important pieces of equipment in your swimming pool. It automatically converts dissolved salt into chlorine, keeping your pool sanitised, healthy and ready for swimming. When the chlorinator begins to fail, chlorine production decreases, water quality deteriorates and algae can develop surprisingly quickly. …
Owning a swimming pool is one of the best ways to enjoy the Australian lifestyle, but many homeowners worry about the ongoing cost of electricity, chemicals and maintenance. The good news is that modern pool equipment and smart maintenance practices can significantly reduce your running costs without compromising water quality. …
One of the most frustrating problems for any pool owner is walking outside to find crystal-clear water has suddenly turned green. Whether it happens gradually or seemingly overnight, a green pool is a sign that something isn’t working properly. The good news is that, in most cases, a green pool …
If you’re building a new swimming pool or thinking about upgrading your existing sanitising system, one of the biggest decisions you’ll make is whether to choose a saltwater pool or a mineral pool. Both systems are popular throughout Wollongong, Shellharbour, Kiama and the South Coast because they provide an enjoyable …
Your pool pump is often called the heart of your swimming pool because it keeps water circulating through the filtration system, allowing your chlorinator and filter to do their job properly. Without a reliable pump, your pool water can quickly become cloudy, develop algae and place unnecessary strain on the …
One of the most common questions pool owners ask is, “How often should I service my pool?” The answer depends on several factors, including how often your pool is used, the type of sanitising system you have, the surrounding environment and the time of year. Regular pool servicing isn’t just …
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