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Posts tagged with 'pool'
Water blob
Don’t have a pool? Make a leak-proof water blob.
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Cleaning
Aside from testing and adding chemicals, it’s important to keep the water free from organic matter such as leaves, grass clippings, bugs and a buildup of algae that can occur over time. These routine tasks can help you maintain a clean, healthy pool environment. Empty skimmer baskets Every day, check the skimmer baskets for […]
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Adding chemicals
It’s important to follow the chemical manufacturers instructions to the letter when handling chemicals and adding them to your pool. When you purchase your pool, the pool professionals will set you up with a system to keep the water clean and healthy, so you can rely on them to help you along the way. […]
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Test the water in your pool
You must test the water regularly, at least once a week. But don’t worry, you do not need a degree in chemical engineering to do this. When you buy your pool, you must get a test kit that generally includes color-coded strips to dip in the water and compare the results to the colors […]
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Pool maintenance
You can hire a pool maintenance company to monitor your pool water so it’s clean and healthy for swimming, but much of the work can be done by yourself. During Swim Season Water maintenance Pool water should be clean enough that you can clearly see a coin sitting on the bottom of the pool. […]
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Adding lighting to your pool and its surroundings
-will allow you to use the pool and your outdoor living spaces at night. It is also a safety measure so you can see where you are walking when the sun goes down.
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Strip of Succulents
Break up a stretch of patio with beds of plantings. Next to this southwestern home’s pool, succulents are the perfect choice. Succulents thrive in harsh, dry climates. If you don’t live in this climate but love the look of succulents, consider planting them in containers that can easily be brought inside in the fall.
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