Most pool owners add cyanuric acid to their swimming pool every year, but do they REALLY know what it is and what it does? It’s actually a pretty common chemical that only needs to be added once at the beginning of each season, or depending on your pool, sometimes not at all. Cyanuric Acid, otherwise known as Chlorine Stabilizer or Conditioner, is what protects your chlorine from being eaten away by the sun’s ultraviolet rays….
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The perfect pool temperature is really up to you, but if you want a scientific answer, check out this post about swimming pool temps.

I have never been a good swimmer myself, but the sport intrigues me. It’s like we are trying to mimic the creatures of the ocean much like we mock the birds in the sky.

Shocking your swimming pool every week can help save you money and here is why…

Starting May 15, 2012, all public swimming pools in the U.S. must be equipped with assisted entry systems. What are some of the compliance law’s key regulations?

There are things that I start on early, some of which even have a positive impact on my pool. So here is my pool opening plan.

Here is some helpful links we’ve missed this past month. Enjoy!

In these trying times, we do everything we can to save a buck, cut down on cost and save energy.

Chlorine stabilizer or Cyanuric acid is a chemical that protects the sun from eating up the chlorine you put in your pool.

To take your mind off of politics, take a moment and think about jumping into a pool.