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If you are lucky enough to own a pool, you should be aware that it drags alone a great responcibility. One of the important ways to keep it up is to constantly maintain the perfect pool, and here we will discuss some basic tips on keeping it up!
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Swimming Pool Maintenance Tips
Some might consider it hard to keep a constant eye on the condition of the pool, however without that you pool will slowly degrade and become a useless mud hole. If you will make sure that you attend to your swimming pool regularly, it will surely bring less trouble to you! Among of the most important issues are cleaning, and one of the essential starting points is that you need to know that the tiles should be regularly cleaned and the pH balance should also be maintained.
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Firstly, check your swimming pool for any cracks, grout, and dirty tiles stains and debris, any clutter and anything that can be in the filters, water or anywhere near the swimming pool. Remove the debris tat build up near the filters, as they are mostly responsible for the bad water cleaning. Then, to clean the tiles, you should attach the scrubber to the handle with some tile cleaner and work your way to the waterline and around the pool. If you have a calcium build up you can remove it with pumice stone. Some suggest not using the tile scrubbers for cleaning, because it can damage the tiles, but just don't use stiff brushes!
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Another important issue to think about is the water which is in your swimming. Traditionally, the chlorinated water was always the choice to go with, but recently the new type was uncovered - salt water! Don’t be fooled by the name, the salt water is composed of simple fresh water where some amount of salt is dissolved. The thing is that while it will cost you more to install the special cleaning device, he salt water would cost you less, because it is less expensive than chlorine. However, salt water swimming pools also need regular attendance, or they can dangerous bromoform, which is also irritating the eyes and skin, and may be potentially dangerous to the central nervous system. But if you are careful about your swimming pool, you should not be scared of that!
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Firstly, check your swimming pool for any cracks, grout, and dirty tiles stains and debris, any clutter and anything that can be in the filters, water or anywhere near the swimming pool. Remove the debris tat build up near the filters, as they are mostly responsible for the bad water cleaning. Then, to clean the tiles, you should attach the scrubber to the handle with some tile cleaner and work your way to the waterline and around the pool. If you have a calcium build up you can remove it with pumice stone. Some suggest not using the tile scrubbers for cleaning, because it can damage the tiles, but just don't use stiff brushes!
Another important issue to think about is the water which is in your swimming. Traditionally, the chlorinated water was always the choice to go with, but recently the new type was uncovered - salt water! Don’t be fooled by the name, the salt water is composed of simple fresh water where some amount of salt is dissolved. The thing is that while it will cost you more to install the special cleaning device, he salt water would cost you less, because it is less expensive than chlorine. However, salt water swimming pools also need regular attendance, or they can dangerous bromoform, which is also irritating the eyes and skin, and may be potentially dangerous to the central nervous system. But if you are careful about your swimming pool, you should not be scared of that!
