Season & Operation

With properly managed pool water, a complete water change is the exception, not the rule. What matters are the readings in the pool, not the calendar or gut feeling. Why a Full Change Is Rarely the Right Answer Many owners drain their pool completely every spring and refill it. In most cases this is neither…

Waterline scum, limescale and mildew stains are the most common cosmetic defects on a pool liner. By correctly matching each deposit to its cause and using a cleaner suited to the liner, most of them can be removed – without damaging the delicate surface. Grease line, limescale or mildew stain? Diagnose first Before you reach…

A private pool generates ongoing costs for power, water and water care that many buyers underestimate. This article works through the annual costs for a typical example pool transparently and shows where you can save the most. What Makes Up the Operating Costs A pool’s annual operating costs are made up of three main blocks:…

A pool wears out during operation at many small points at once – on seals, baskets, probes and inside the filter. If you know the maintenance intervals and the typical wear parts, you prevent failures in the middle of the season and keep the right spare parts ready in good time. Why a Fixed Maintenance…