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Hey Pool Owners! Do you just want to drain your pool and start over? You might not have to. Even if your water is blackish-green, you can clear it up with the right chemicals. And draining your pool can actually be dangerous. If you completely drain an above ground pool, the walls can collapse. And if you completely drain an inground pool, the entire pool can actually pop out of the ground. Instead, start by brushing your pool surfaces and testing and balancing your pH and alkalinity. Then add a

Hey Pool Owners! Do you just want to drain your pool and start over? You might not have to. Even if your water is blackish-green, you can clear it up with the right chemicals. And draining your pool can actually be dangerous. If you completely drain an above ground pool, the walls can collapse. And if you completely drain an inground pool, the entire pool can actually pop out of the ground. Instead, start by brushing your pool surfaces and testing and balancing your pH and alkalinity. Then add a

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Your pool is wasting SO much energy. While every pool costs money to maintain, you can save hundreds of dollars with these 5 money-saving pool care hacks: | Swim University

Your pool is wasting SO much energy. While every pool costs money to maintain, you can save hundreds of dollars with these 5 money-saving pool care hacks: | Swim University

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Pool Closing Kits: What Chemicals Do You Actually Need to Close Your Pool?

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Keeping your pool open this winter? Even if you live in a milder climate, there’s one thing you can do to protect your pool from surprising drops in temperature. And that’s to double-check your pool pump run times.Your pump should run at night or when the temperature drops. Moving water prevents freezing water. And freezing water can damage pool surfaces and equipment. But if the weather gets REALLY cold, run the pump 24/7 and cover your pool equipment to protect it until the cold snap ends....#

Keeping your pool open this winter? Even if you live in a milder climate, there’s one thing you can do to protect your pool from surprising drops in temperature. And that’s to double-check your pool pump run times.Your pump should run at night or when the temperature drops. Moving water prevents freezing water. And freezing water can damage pool surfaces and equipment. But if the weather gets REALLY cold, run the pump 24/7 and cover your pool equipment to protect it until the cold snap ends....#

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Here are 4 steps to protect your pool from ice damage this winter: Blow out your pipes and equipment. Any standing water will freeze, crack, and expand if it gets too cold outside. So make sure to completely drain and winterize your filter system. And blow out your pipes if you have an inground pool. Use a gizmo. This device prevents water from expanding and cracking your skimmer. And it's really simple to install. Use an air pillow. If you have an above ground pool, use an air pillow under the

Here are 4 steps to protect your pool from ice damage this winter: Blow out your pipes and equipment. Any standing water will freeze, crack, and expand if it gets too cold outside. So make sure to completely drain and winterize your filter system. And blow out your pipes if you have an inground pool. Use a gizmo. This device prevents water from expanding and cracking your skimmer. And it's really simple to install. Use an air pillow. If you have an above ground pool, use an air pillow under the

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If you’ve got debris or particles lingering in your pool, and you don’t want it going through your filter, you’ll need to vacuum it out on the waste setting. Here’s how to do it | Swim University

If you’ve got debris or particles lingering in your pool, and you don’t want it going through your filter, you’ll need to vacuum it out on the waste setting. Here’s how to do it | Swim University

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When is the right time to close your pool for the season? If you don’t have a heater, you definitely need to close your pool before temperatures drop below freezing. Frozen water can damage your equipment and pipes. On the other hand, you don’t want to close your pool when it’s too warm out. If you close when it’s too hot, you run the risk of algae growth. Wait until temperatures stay consistently below 65°F or 18°C before closing up for the season. Follow us at Swim University for more pool car

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Think you’ve got a leak in your pool? There are two things you need to do to find out: the bucket test and the dye test | Swim University

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When’s the right time to open your pool? Unfortunately, if you open too late, algae can start to grow under your pool cover. | Swim University

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If your pool water is murky or cloudy, you’ve probably got one of these four problems: | Swim University

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Here are the 3 biggest mistakes you can make closing your pool: #1. Closing Your Pool Too Early. If temperatures are still above 65°F, algae can build up under your pool cover. Wait until temperatures cool down. #2. Completely Draining Your Pool. Your pool could collapse or even pop out of the ground if it’s empty. So unless you’re putting your pool away after draining, keep water in it and winterize your equipment. #3. Not Cleaning Before You Close. If you close your pool dirty, you’ll open it

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How often should you shock your pool? The answer might be more often than you think… Here are the 5 rules for shocking your pool: Shock once a week with a non-chlorine shock to reboot your active chlorine Shock when you open your pool to kill contaminants Shock after a party or heavy use Shock after a heavy rainstorm Shock when closing your pool If your pool is cloudy after shocking, use a clarifier or flocculant to clear things up, like Swim University’s line of water clarifiers. Follow us at S

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Does your pool water keep getting cloudy? Here’s why your cloudy water won’t go away and how to fix it: | Swim University

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