No. Shocking your pool is an important part of closing it, but it isn’t enough on its own. And a few missed steps in the fall can turn into a much bigger problem when you open the pool again in spring. In this post, we’ll explain what pool shock does, why it isn’t enough to […]

Yes, you can shock your hot tub two days in a row if water testing shows that it needs it. However, it shouldn’t be a part of your normal maintenance routine. Shocking the water too much can leave you with a whole other set of problems. In this blog post, we’ll cover why you might […]

Soaking in a hot tub can be a great way to relax, but owning one requires a little research and knowledge to keep everything running smoothly. Our hot tub chemical guide will give you the basics of what you need to know to maintain clean and safe water, ensuring your hot tub remains a perfect […]

When Is It Safe To Swim After Shocking Your Pool?   When keeping up with pool maintenance it is very important to keep up with shocking your pool. Although, many wonder when it is safe for them to enter the pool. Can you swim in the pool the same day? How do you know if […]

Summer is here, and there’s nothing better than diving into a crystal-clear pool to beat the heat. However, even with regular maintenance, pools can sometimes lose their sparkle and become cloudy and dull. That’s when it’s time to give your pool a little shock! But how do you even shock a pool? In this blog post, […]

Free Chlorine Levels and How to Raise Them Dealing with chlorine levels in your pool is important to ensure that free chlorine remains above 1 ppm. If the free chlorine levels come back lower than 1 ppm then the person doing maintenance on the pool must act quick. 1 ppm or lower of free chlorine […]

Free Chlorine Levels and How to Raise Them When dealing with chlorine levels in your pool, it’s important to ensure that free chlorine levels are above 1 ppm. If free chlorine levels are lower than 1 ppm, the person doing pool maintenance must take action to make the pool safe. 1 ppm or lower of […]