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By chadd|2025-07-10T16:47:24+10:0019 February 2016|DIY Tips|
The pool is built, the fence is up, the equipment is installed and the water is in. What next? Jump in and have fun may seem like the obvious answer, but before you yell: “Last one in’s a rotten egg!”, there are a few things you need to do to ensure the safety of your friends and family, as well as keep your big investment in tip top condition.
By chadd|2025-07-16T14:53:18+10:0021 January 2016|DIY Tips|
There’s nothing appealing about diving into a green murky swimming pool – it’s also dangerous and unhealthy. That cloudy discoloured water is the result of algae, a plant that thrives in water with a high pH level. It grows from spores and attaches to the skin of swimmers, resulting in a slimy feeling. While the slime washes off skin easily, the danger is when it attaches to pool stairs, sides and ladders, making them slippery.
By chadd|2025-07-16T14:27:30+10:0021 January 2016|DIY Tips|
A scorching summer is well on the way, and that can play havoc with your pool water’s health. The forecast El Nino event means extremely dry, hot weather is on the way, so pool owners need to be especially vigilant. But there are steps you can take to ensure you and your family can cool off in confidence that there are no nasties lurking in the H2O.
By chadd|2025-07-16T14:37:06+10:0016 December 2015|DIY Tips|
Every summer, algal blooms in waterways cause headaches for health authorities across Australia. Unfortunately, the high phosphate levels that cause these blooms can also be found in home pools, posing a risk to swimmers even in their own backyards. Last summer some of the highest recorded levels of phosphate were found in pools across the country. The health risks of these blooms should not be underestimated, as the toxins they produce can cause people or animals to become seriously ill, and can even result in death. Another, lesser side-effect of excessive phosphate levels, is rapid chlorine consumption.
By chadd|2025-07-18T10:47:10+10:0010 July 2015|News|
When it comes to after school jobs, the coolest one going is definitely teaching swimming and water safety. After all, why flip burgers or man a checkout when you can be in the water having fun with little kids while knowing you’re passing on skills that will keep them safe – not to mention the fact you’re earning money AND keeping fit.
By chadd|2025-07-18T12:33:45+10:004 March 2015|DIY Tips, Product Info|
If unsightly stains are the one thing standing in the way of your pool looking its best, then we have a solution here for you!
By chadd|2025-07-21T13:49:41+10:005 August 2013|DIY Tips, Safety Tips|
Although your pool and spa are essentially quite similar, caring for your spa properly requires different treatment. Because of its small size, high temperature and state of constant aeration, the conditions in your spa place can wreak havoc upon the sanitisation, water balance and pH levels.
By chadd|2025-07-21T15:32:57+10:008 January 2013|DIY Tips, General|
The hot weather making exercise feel like a chore? Keep your exercise program going without breaking a sweat by exercising in your own pool. The health benefits of water exercise are numerous - plus, it's fun!
By chadd|2025-07-16T15:44:26+10:008 January 2013|DIY Tips, Safety Tips|
Owning a spa is all about luxurious relaxation in your own backyard. However, spas require a similar maintenance regime to swimming pools, lest you come home to a cloudy spa filled with algae.
By chadd|2025-07-22T10:27:42+10:0011 April 2012|Product Info, Safety Tips|
How to prevent this blooming problem in your pool!
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