DIY Tips

Summer is often marked by high temperatures and, in certain regions, humidity – not to mention heavy rains and thunderstorms. That can cause problems for swimming pool owners. But there's no need to worry! With a little extra TLC, pool owners can keep the water in pristine condition.

Owning a swimming pool is one of life's greatest luxuries – and one of the biggest investments you're likely to make. Knowing how to properly maintain it will extend its lifespan and ensure it's a safer place for you, your family and your friends.

Summer’s only weeks away, and around the country temperatures are starting to rise. And it’s days like these when there’s nothing more refreshing than cooling down in your pool. With the hotter temperatures and humidity levels starting to climb, a little extra TLC is all that’s required to get it into tip top condition for the busy swimming season.

There's certainly a lot to know when you're a pool and/or spa owner. To make things easier, we give you some vital tips and explain some useful terms.

Spring has sprung and summer is on the horizon, so we've put together a few simple tips to make sure your pool is in pristine condition and ready for the first warm day – without eating into your relaxation time.

With extreme floods impacting communities right across Australia this summer, Swimart is warning owners of flood-affected pools not to empty their pools without first checking with an expert due to the risk of serious damage.

With Australia still experiencing bursts of hot weather, there’s nothing more refreshing than cooling down in your pool. But all this humidity means that a little extra TLC is needed to keep your pool in top condition.

Installing or using a pool cover is a simple and highly effective way of keeping your pool free of garden debris and bugs. But there are numerous other benefits to making sure your pool is covered up when not in use. Pool covers are an essential accessory for any pool and will save you both time and money when it comes to pool maintenance. And using a pool cover is one of the best ways of preventing your precious pool water evaporating, quite literally, into thin air.