How to Replace a Pool Light: Step-by-Step Guide for Safe and Easy Bulb Replacement

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Quick Instructions: First, turn off all power to the light using both the light switch and your breaker box. From there, remove the light fixture from the pool wall, unscrew the housing, and swap in a new bulb—either an incandescent bulb or an LED bulb. Reassemble everything, test it outside of the pool, then reinstall the fixture in the niche.

How to Lower pH in Pool: Step-by-Step Process & Guidelines

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Maintaining the right pool pH level in your swimming pool is one of the most important aspects of pool maintenance. To adjust, test your pool water first, then add the appropriate amount of pH-lowering chemical based on your pool size and current pH level.

How Do You Drain A Pool: Step-by-Step Instructions

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Draining a pool is sometimes necessary for maintenance, repairs, or resolving water quality issues, but it’s not as simple as just letting the pool water flow out. We provide a safe step-by-step explanation on how to properly drain your pool.

Why is Closing Your Pool For Winter Important?

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Winterizing your pool is an essential step in protecting your investment and ensuring your pool is ready to reopen when warmer weather returns. Properly completing the winterizing process prevents potential issues like pump damage, liner damage & algae growth.

How to Lower Alkalinity In Pool

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Adjusting pool alkalinity involves the addition of specific acids, such as muriatic acid or sodium bisulfate, to your pool.

Types of Pool Algae & How to Treat Them

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As a pool owner, you know keeping it in good shape is key. One of the most common issues is algae—tiny plant-like organisms that can affect water clarity. If you’ve noticed green, black, or yellowish tints in the pool or a film on the surface, chances are you’ve got some algae sneaking in. The term […]