credit: lyonfinancial.net Chorine has been the primary pool sanitizer option for many decades now. But, while it does a good job keeping your pool clean and safe, it has many shortcomings, and so it might not always work well for you. The good news is that several pool chlorine alternatives out there address most of…
credit: homedepot.com Chlorine has always been the dominant swimming pool oxidizer and sanitizer, and it is the number one option for shocking swimming pools. But, what some pool owners might not know is that it is not the only option as there is also an option to use non-chlorine shock. The non-chlorine shock provides an…
Pool maintenance takes a lot of work, but it is always easier with some good pool chlorine as it does most of the work for you. Pool chlorine is the most common pool treatment chemical. It effectively eliminates bacterial, algae, and other pool contaminants by disinfecting the water and oxidizing some of these harmful materials….
credit: aquamagazine.com Pool chlorine comes in different forms, which can sometimes make choosing the right type for your pool a little overwhelming. Dichlor chlorine is one of the most common types, and the chances are you may need to use it to sanitize your pool at some point. But while this chlorine type has its…
Credit: cloroxpool.com Owning a pool is always an important goal for many homeowners. However, it also comes with a lot of work and requires a massive investment to maintain as you need to keep adding chemicals like chlorine to kill germs and minimize the risk of waterborne diseases. In reality, the main reason you need…
credit: sunrisepool.com The finish type is one of the most critical elements to consider when redesigning your swimming pool or installing a new one. Your choice of finish will affect the pool’s aesthetic appeal, ability to withstand the elements, and total cost. There are several finish materials and color options to choose from to ensure…
Credit: koyuncusalt.com Pool upkeep can be a daunting task even for homeowners that have owned them for ages. Cleaning, filtering, and chlorination are the three main jobs you have to deal with when you own a pool. However, chlorine is not always necessary, as you can use pool salt instead. Many people are slowly switching…