Showing posts with label Supplies and Accessories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Supplies and Accessories. Show all posts
More Information On Indoor and Above Ground Swimming Pools
When you have your swimming pool set up indoors, you'll need to have a professional do everything. Although you may think you can do everything yourself, it will prove to be a bit more complicated than you may think. Professionals know exactly what they are doing, and won't have any problems at all. They will also do all of the work for you, and contact the necessary officials to make sure that your indoor pool conforms with the state and local laws.
You can find everything you need for an indoor swimming pool online or through your local swimming pool supply store. If you need to add on to your home first, you may want to contact a carpenter first. Once you have everything you need and you get your indoor pool finished, you'll be amazed with the results. You'll be able to go swimming anytime you like, day or night - in the privacy of your own home.
Above ground pools
Above ground pools are easier to maintain for the simple reason of being above ground. In ground pools are down low, meaning that debris can easily get into it, and animals such as dogs, cats, and even squirrels have easy access to it. Above ground pools on the other hand are a bit higher up, and make it hard for animals and debris to gain access to the water. Those of you who are looking for a pool that requires less maintenance - should look into an above ground swimming pool.
Above ground pools are also safer for children as well. Children can easily fall into in ground pools, for the simple fact that they are low to the ground. With an above ground pool, children have to climb a ladder before they can get in the water. This can make it hard for children to gain access, which is exactly what you want. If you have young children at your house, you can count on an above ground pool to provide a sense of security.
All in all, swimming pools are great for your property. Whether it's an above ground swimming pool or in ground pool, your family will love it. You'll have somewhere to go on hot days together, to relax and enjoy the cool water. Once you have a swimming pool you won't have to use the local pool anymore - and you won't have to deal with the crowds or long lines anymore.
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Swimming Pool Chemical Instructions - Pool Opening
How To Open An Inground Swimming Pool - Part 2 of 2. Explaining Pool Chemicals.
Host Tim Casey shows you how to completely open up your pool.
This section, Part 2 of How To Open A Pool, covers a detailed explanation of pool chemicals and then finishing the opening. Be sure to see Part 1, that goes over cover removal, setting up the deck equipment (ladders, rails, diving board) and hooking up the pool filter system. Produced by Poolandspa.TV for Poolandspa.com.
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Swimming Pool Design (Tools for design)
A small series of videos to help the average person take on the task of having a custom designed swimming pool built. Weighing the pros and cons of hiring a company verses sub contraction the work themselves.
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Liquid Nitrogen Into A Swimming Pool
At Penguicon 4 in 2006, Nifty Guest Howard Tayler of www.SchlockMercenary.com took this video of Penguicon co-founder Rob Landley throwing a bowl of liquid nitrogen in the swimming pool, and the resulting billow of fog.
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Buying Outdoor Swimming Pool Supplies
Whether you have a basic or custom swimming pool, you are going to need to be aware of all the different outdoor swimming pool supplies that you need and where you can go to get them. There are quite a few outdoor swimming pool supplies in particular that you are going to need to have if you own a pool, and here are a couple in particular.
Pool Filter
One piece of pool equipment that you are definitely going to need no matter what type of pool you have is a pool filter. This is what is going to work to keep your pool clean and free from debris, and will be essential if you want your pool to be safe for swimming.
There are actually a few different types of pool filter that you can choose from. The most popular is the sand filter. These are the most basic and inexpensive, but they do still get the job done. Here water is pushed through a bed of filter sand and then removed through a set of lateral tubes that are situated at the bottom.
For a higher quality pool filter you are going to want to choose a DE filter, which is used to coat grids in the filter housing and act as tiny sieves to remove debris.
Pool Heater
The pool heater is another vital component for any outdoor swimming pool. This is what will keep the water heated and allow people to swim in the pool all year round, no matter how cold it may be outside.
Pool heaters are pretty cheap, if you shop at the right places, and the best idea is to get a natural gas pool heater because these offer the most advantages.
If you have an outdoor swimming pool you will definitely want to opt for a natural gas pool heater, because they will save you money by only igniting as they are needed instead of being continually on at low levels, and self-diagnostic models can pinpoint minor problems, like a filter that needs cleaning, and can also give more detailed information to the service person.
Chemicals
You are going to need to have certain chemical-based products used for cleaning your outdoor swimming pool, and which you can typically find at any pool supply store. However, you should always read all the fine print and make sure that you know what ingredients are in a product before using it, and if you can, try to use as natural of products as you can.
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