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Here is a link to what the CDC says to do in the case of crypto with swimming pools: HYPERCHLORINATION to kill Crypto

Maximum Winter Pool Protection Pooltec® Pooltec® Fall-winter Pool treatment provides strong, long lasting winter protection that outlast winterizing kits and other winter treatments. Pooltec® gives your customers the assurance that their pool will be clean at spring opening. Pooltec® is Read More …

Hi – it is possible to install an auto cover with a “walk on” lid. It’s also an option to have a non walkable area – it will depend on how the pool is designed/installed and how you choose to Read More …

We tend to use Merlin the most – mostly because they can design our crazy shaped covers really well. You’re choosing a great cover either way you go – so my advice is choose the one you feel better about and it’ll Read More …

Too much chlorine can be dangerous. Exposure to over-chlorination can provoke asthma, lung irritation, and potentially skin and eye irritation. As well as being potentially bad for you, it’s bad for your pool. High chlorine levels lower the pH of the water. it is sometimes Read More …

Always refer to the directions on your pool chemical label.   As a general reference: Alkalinity Balance, pH up, pH down, Calcium Balance, Water Stabilizer, and clarifier are all swim-safe chemicals. Wait about 20 minutes, and you should be safe to swim.

Yes, you can and should add liquid chlorine to your salt water pool if you need a boost in available chlorine. It’s the fastest acting of the chlorine types available – though it is also used up the quickest. If Read More …