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Archive for June, 2009

Mosquito Swipers

Mosquito Control Systems Offer Unrivaled Pest Control The Mosquito Swipers’ mosquito control system lets you enjoy your patio, yard, or pool in complete comfort - without mosquitoes and other pests and without any unpleasant insecticide smell. Our mosquito control system is effective, convenient and virtually maintenance free. No more messy mosquito repellant sprays [...]

13 June 2009 at 08:43 - Comments
coletta at 23:42 on 13 June 2009
I have a pool that is located close to the neighbors cow pasture. I get a great many flies ...

In Floor Cleaning Systems

Value, Convenience and Benefits

Convenience. No Periodic Maintenance… Guaranteed.

That’s right. Unlike older-style cleaners, there is no periodic maintenance necessary for your QuikClean System. None. No internal or external screens to clean and clean and clean…we think that you have better things to do than to clean your cleaning system. Don’t you agree? Convenience. Pressure-Safe and User Friendly… [...]

13 June 2009 at 08:13 - Comments

About Pool Sweeps

Features There are many types of pool sweeps available; some are hand-held and others fully automated. While using a hand-held pool sweep is easy and inexpensive, automated pool sweeps are an efficient, time-saving way to get the job done. The most distinctive feature of an automatic pool sweep is a tail or skimmer that “sweeps” [...]

13 June 2009 at 08:10 - Comments

How to clean a swimming pool main drain

Step 1 Clean the cover for the main drain. Most main drains use a cover to prevent the drain from creating a dangerous vortex. The drain traps debris like leaves and hair from entering the main drain.

Step 2 Clear obstructions from the main drain with a clog buster. A clog buster fits over the main drain and [...]

13 June 2009 at 08:09 - Comments

How does Chlorine Work?

Introduction A necessary part of owning a pool, is constant pool maintenance. Chlorine is used to kill any algae or bacteria within the pool. This keeps the pool water clear, while at the same time protecting you from any harmful bacteria may be in the pool water. How it Works Chlorine works by breaking into two [...]

13 June 2009 at 08:07 - Comments

About Swimming Pool Maintenance

Time Frame Maintaining a swimming pool requires different procedures for each season. In the early summer, the pool will officially be opened. Remove the winter cover, and reinstall the hoses, pump or filters that were removed during the winter storage. The pool will require a through vacuuming and initial chemical treatment to balance the water. Shock [...]

13 June 2009 at 08:06 - Comments

How to find design ideas for swimming pools

1 Look in books and magazines about residential swimming pools or pool construction as well as architecture, interior design and travel. Also look for books and magazines on hotels and resorts throughout the world and on the work of individual landscape architects. Scan the photos for pools and pool details such as edges, steps and tile [...]

13 June 2009 at 08:03 - Comments

How to Maintain a Saltwater Pool

Open Your Saltwater Pool for the Season

Step 1 Clean the pool filter from last season, if applicable, by soaking it overnight in a cleaner made especially for pool filters.

Step 2 Fill your pool with new, fresh water. If your pool is brand-new, check with the plasterer as to how many days you need to wait before you [...]

13 June 2009 at 07:59 - Comments

Salt Water Pools

Identification In a salt water pool, chlorine is not added. Instead, pool salt, which is similar to soft water salt, is added. The water is then subject to electrolysis, which transforms the chloride portion of the salt into a sanitizer, which can oxidize or kill bacteria, algae, viruses and other radicals that can grow in [...]

13 June 2009 at 07:52 - Comments
Administrator at 07:54 on 13 June 2009
How Does a Salt Water Swimming Pool Compare to a Fresh Water Swimming Pool? Salt Water Swimming Pools 1. ...