How Many Gallons Of Water Are In My Pool

How many gallons of water are in my pool? – In order to figure out the proper doses of chemicals for your pool, you need to determine how many gallons of water it holds. To do that, you need to use a ruler to measure your pool to find out these four different numbers; Length, Width, Average depth and a multiplier that determines gallons….
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Swimming Pool Heater Owner’s Information
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Swimming Pool Heater Owner’s Information – Starting up your heater – Complete heater lighting and shutdown instructions are located on the inside of the heater. With a new pool or spa, always run the filter pump with the heater in the OFF position long enough to completely clean the water. This is to remove installation residue; it is also advisable to clean the filter after this residue clearing and before turning on the heater. When heating a cold pool, it is also recommended to run…
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Water Saving Tips Every Swimming Pool Owner Should Know
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Water Saving Tips Every Pool Owner Should Know – Have you ever sat and thought why you are having higher water bills nowadays than before? Well, it’s probably that beautiful swimming pool in your backyard! So now you know it’s the pool what next? Are you going to fill it up with soil and make a garden? Don’t go that…
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Swimming Pool Water Chemistry – Balanced Water
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Swimming Pool Water Chemistry – Balanced Water. There’s more to taking care of a pool and spa than just keeping the water clean. You also have to make sure the water is properly balanced.
Water that is not balanced — that is too acidic or too basic — can cause bather discomfort, cloudy water and damage to the pool and spa surfaces and equipment.
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How To Clear Up And Clean A Green Swimming Pool
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How To Clear Up And Clean A Green Swimming Pool. Unfortunately, there is no magic way to turn a green or black pool clear overnight ! It usually takes a lot of time, effort and money to clear up a typical “swampy” green pool. It is certainly best if you never let your pool water get this dirty, however most pool owners experience a “green pool problem” from time to time. Although it is not easy work, there is a proven method of clearing up a green, black or very dirty pool in the shortest time possible.
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Swimming Pool And Hot Tub Spa Heater Operation
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Swimming Pool and Hot Tub Spa Heater Operation – Pool and Spa Heaters Terminology – By heating the pool or a spa just a few hours each day, can extend the swimming season several weeks into the spring and fall. In warmer climates, a heater can allow you to swim all year round. Here is a glossary of basic terms that are commonly used for gas fueled heaters…
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Easy Pool Water Chemistry
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Easy Pool Water Chemistry. Pool Filter should run at least 8 to 10 hours per day (24 hours per day is best). Set your pool timer or remember to run the pool manually if you don’t have a timer. If you are not running your pool 24 hours per day, it is best to have it running during the daylight hours (instead of night).
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How Do They Build An Inground Swimming Pool
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How Do They Build An Inground Swimming Pool – On this page we will show you some actual construction photos from a few inground swimming pool installations. These photos cover steel wall pools, polymer (plastic) wall pools, vinyl liner inground pools, and gunite (plaster/cement) pools. We’ll give you a brief description of each photo to explain each stage of pool construction…
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The Basics of Swimming Pool Filters
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The Basics of Swimming Pool Filters. Swimming pools and spa are subject to constant contamination from foreign matter brought in by swimmers, wind and articles used in and around the pool. Filtration is the mechanical process of removing this insoluble matter from swimming pool and spa water. Water clarity is important for appearance, hygiene and safety. Filters are universal in pool systems, linked to the circulation system along with the motors and pumps.
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Swimming Pool Water Chemistry – Technical Details
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Swimming Pool Water Chemistry – Technical Details. Because a swimming pool system begins as a hole in the ground, without any water movement, it is an artificial structure. Consequently, it lacks the three purifiers that protect water quality in natural bodies of water:
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