DIY Tips

When medicinal mineral springs were discovered in the town of Spa, Belgium, back in the fourteenth century, no-one could have predicted then the array of luxury modern-day spas available now.

Keeping your pool in pristine condition requires the precise balancing of various elements. When not properly maintained, scale and stains can develop and become a problem. However, never fear - Swimart has some handy hints on how to rid your pool of this pesky nuisance.

Cloudy water is the most common problem faced by pool owners. Of course everyone enjoys swimming in sparkling, clean water, but proper care is required to maintain this enticing state.

With swimming pools such an intrinsic part of many Australian households, pool and spa specialist Swimart is urging householders not to neglect their asset - and thus ensure it's in tip top condition.

As we face a very dry summer, it’s important we conserve our most precious resource: water. Pools are not huge water-wasters as some people believe, in fact, they can account for less than 10% of the annual household water used in many parts of the country.

In order for a pool to blend naturally into the garden, careful planting of trees, shrubs, foliage plants, flowers and lawn will make your pool a visual delight without creating unnecessary work in the years to come.

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.