DIY Tips

None of us want summer to end – we all love relaxing in the sunshine with friends and family, especially if it involves splashing about in the backyard pool with some yummy food and drinks nearby.

We all know what the effects of sun damage are on the human body-but did you know that the sun can also wreak havoc on your pool’s water balance and chemistry? UV rays break down the chlorine and other chemicals in your pool that are keeping it healthy to swim in.

Do you live in a leafy suburb or bushy rural area? It’s a safe bet that keeping your pool clear of leaves and other plant matter is a daily battle for you. Thankfully there is a new handy alternative to whipping out your pool net every other minute.

Summer is finally on its way! While pool owners all over the nation rejoice that they can soon enjoy increased sunshine and daylight hours around their pool, you may also be wary of the potential problems this change in temperature can cause.

Winter is over at last so get out your swimmers, it’s the swim season again! However, some of us may have let maintenance fall by the wayside during the cooler months, which can mean the pool water isn’t as clean and healthy as it needs to be.

A lovely garden and landscaping can make an ordinary pool extraordinary. All it takes is a little bit of thought, and a little work to pull it all together.

Addressing the issues that can arise when the cooler months come around can extend the time you and your family can enjoy in your pool.

With the humidity worsening in many parts of the country, the likelihood of huge storms and bursts of heavy rainfall can increase.