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With a little
creativity you could have the yard of your
dreams. Relax in your own private resort.
With a little work and planning you can create a
beautiful and relaxing backyard filled with
a wonderful pool and spa. A trip to your local
pool designer or garden center will help you
get started on your backyard journey.
The seasonal pool cleaning checklist
Follow a seasonal pool cleaning checklist to keep your water fresh and healthy. Also, check pump baskets periodically for splits and cracks. You don't want debris to clog your impeller. A clogged impeller means reduced flow and poor filtration, just what you don't want! For daily cleaning try using automatic pool cleaners.
Determine the size of the hot tub you need
To determine the size of the hot tub you need, figure out how many people will be using it at one time. Hot tubs come in a variety of sizes with different seating capacities. Will you use your hot tub just for the family or for guests and entertaining your friends as well? You want your hot tub to be big enough for everyone to feel comfortable and be able to move about. Of course, the larger the tub, the more it costs. Figure your budget and your needs and buy the best you can afford to get the most from your money.
Using a pool heater
The swimming pool heater's pump can help keep pool temperatures consistently between 80 and 90 degrees. This is the preferred range for athletic training and physical therapy. Heater pumps are essential for people who enjoy using their pool all year long.
To help keep the heat inside the pool, try a solar blanket. They can be purchased along with your above ground pool heater. A solar blanket will prevent the heated pool water from dissipating as quickly as it would normally. A solar blanket also utilizes the sun's rays to aid in the heating of your pool, helping to reduce your heating and gas costs.
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