22 Jun

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Teach Your Kids How to Take Care of the Swimming Pool

From Swim University

Summer time is often the time when parents teach their kids responsiblity.  Those kids that are old enough to drive are taught that they need to get summer jobs in order to pay for their gas and insurance.  Slightly younger kids are often given jobs to start teaching responsibility.  Those fortunate indivduals with swimming pools have the perfect vehicle for teaching their kids these important values, as swimming pool maintenance requires vigilance.  This post from Matt Giovanisci from Swim University gives a handy guide to using a swimming pool to convey these important lessons for adulthood while keeping the swimming pool clean and sanitary.

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28 Mar

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CLEANING POOL TIPS

From Pentair Pool

The ice is gone, and it is time to open your swimming pool for the summer.  Whether you are one who has a DIY inclination, or you hire a professional maintenance company to open your swimming pool, there are certain things that you can do to mitigate your cost, as well as to increase the effective life of your swimming pool and equipment.  This post from Pentair Pool gives a succinct,  handy guide to swimming pool cleaning and maintenance tips that apply to every swimming owner.

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15 Feb

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10 DIY Swimming Pool Maintenance Hacks

From Swim University

It seems that everyone is looking for a clever way to take care of mundane tasks that plague us in modern society.  In common parlance, this is known as a hack.  Owning a swimming pool or hot tub places one in the perfect position to utilize hacks to make their lives easier.  This post from Matt Giovanisci presents 10 swimming pool maintenance hacks that are designed to do just that.  DIY enthusiasts, or any pool/hot tub owner can utilize these tips and tricks to save time, and money.

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