The Advantages of Fiberglass Swimming Pools

December 11, 2009 – 5:24 am

Fiberglass swimming pools are one of three main options you have to choose from in selecting which type of pool you want to install in your home. Primarily, fiberglass inground swimming pools have three main advantages over concrete and vinyl swimming pools:

  • Ease of installation
  • Smooth finish
  • Maintenance
  • Durability

Here is a look a brief look at each of these advantages of pools made from fiberglass:

Ease of Installation

Installing fiberglass swimming pools is much simpler than installing a concrete (gunite or shotcrete) pool. This is because the shape of the fiberglass is pre-made. Think of it being a bath-tub style pool—it is formed in the factory, and then brought to your home. The pool installer will simply insert the pool into your yard after excavation. This allows the pool to be installed in just a few days rather than the several weeks it would take to install a concrete swimming pool. Furthermore, many manufacturers make even small fiberglass swimming pools that can fit in even the smallest yards or above ground fiberglass swimming pools that are even easier to install. Read the rest of this entry »

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Guide To Choosing Pool Steps For Your Swimming Pool

February 11, 2011 – 8:54 pm

Pool steps provide an extra layer of security around your home swimming pool. These days, you can easily find models and designs that are flexible and non-permanent. Above-ground pools do not usually come with built-in steps so installing a pool ladder would help increase its safety.

How do you find the best pool steps for you?

The model you need depends on the type of pool you have. There’s a model or variety that’s designed to work with concrete, fiberglass or vinyl respectively. Pool ladders are usually installed with above-ground or inflatable pools. Pool steps, on the other hand, are associated with in-ground swimming pools. Read the rest of this entry »

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Handy Tips For Installing Easy Set Pools

February 11, 2011 – 8:53 pm

There’s a reason Easy Set pools are so aptly named. Why? Because setting them up is easy. The average size of an Easy Set pool is about 8 to 18 feet wide. When set up properly, it’s capable of holding up to 5,000 gallons of water. An Intex 15 x 48 Easy Set Above Ground Swimming Pool can hold even more water than that. Despite their daunting sizes, you can do the installation yourself – no need to hire a professional to do it for you. Here are tips on how you can install Easy Set swimming pools. Read the rest of this entry »

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How To Keep Your Intex Easy Set Pool In Good Shape

October 28, 2010 – 10:18 pm

An Intex Easy Set Pool is probably one of the best investments you’ll ever have to make. It’s the most cost-effective alternative to expensive in-ground swimming pools that are spreading around like wildfire. Affordable, easy to install, durable, great for parties and surprisingly portable regardless of size, Intex swimming pools are perfect for any family who wishes to have water fun during the summer months without spending too much.

Any Intex Easy Set Swimming Pool is durable and easy to maintain. However, there are things you can do to further extend the lifetime of your Intex pool and, thus, maximize your investment. Here are some tips and guidelines to keep in mind.

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Maximize Your Pool Usage With Intex Pool Covers

October 28, 2010 – 10:18 pm

Cleaning and maintaining swimming pools can be a hassle for most people. To help minimize the amount of cleaning you have to do, you can install a pool cover. One of the side benefits of having a swimming pool is the added layer of security and safety. And with an Intex Pool Cover, you know you’re in good hands. Read the rest of this entry »

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Keeping Your Children Safe In Kiddie Pools

October 28, 2010 – 10:16 pm

Kiddie pools are great sources of fun and recreation during the warm summer months. For children, what could be better than playing in a pool built just for them? There’s a wide variety of cheap kiddie pools in the market today. They come in all shapes and sizes – from big inflatable pools that even adults can use to really small wading pools for built for toddlers.

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How To Keep Your Wading Pool Clean

October 21, 2010 – 4:40 am

A wading pool can be a great source of fun and recreation for kids and adults alike. It’s a much cheaper and manageable alternative to an in-ground pool.

Wading pools do not usually come with their own filtration systems. Those that do are sometimes inadequate. Furthermore, manual cleaning is still more effective than automatic cleaning.

While many inflatable wading pools can easily be turned over and drained, many owners choose to conserve water and leave the water in for future use. This water needs to be cleaned and sanitized regularly to prevent health problems.

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Installing Above Ground Swimming Pool Steps – Guidelines To Remember

October 20, 2010 – 4:43 am

Swimming pool steps do not just improve the accessibility of your pool; they also add an extra layer of safety and security. In some cases, a swimming pool step can mean the life or death of a pool user. If not installed properly, swimming pool ladder steps can lead to accidents and serious injury. Therefore, it is best to invest even just a little more time, money and effort to ensuring that they are installed correctly and properly.

Here are some guidelines you need to remember when attempting to install above ground swimming pool steps.

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Why You Should Own A Barracuda Pool Cleaner

October 20, 2010 – 4:42 am

The Barracuda is well known for implementing sophisticated hydrodynamics and automation technology in its pool cleaners. Barracuda pool cleaners make up for their simplicity through their reliability and efficiency as they are capable of cleaning any type of pool surface. Not to mention the fact that watching a Barracuda pool cleaner do its job is utterly fascinating.

What The Barracuda G4 Pool Cleaner Does

Also known as the Barracuda Zodiac G4 Pool Cleaner, this baby amazingly removes dirt from any type of pool with ease. It removes any kind of dirt and debris – from rubble to humus to leaves to algae.

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Polaris 280 Pool Cleaner – A Product Review

October 20, 2010 – 4:42 am

If you’re looking to buy a high-performance automatic pool cleaner that can take the pain out of pool maintenance away from you, then you should try the Polaris 280 Pool Cleaner. Designed for most in-ground pools, Polaris 280 Pool Cleaners are highly dependable and exceptionally efficient. Manufactured by one of the most popular and well-respected brand names in the pool industry, Polaris pool cleaners are well worth the investment.

Let’s have quick review of what the Polaris 280 Pool Cleaner has in store for us.

Polaris Pool Cleaner 280 Features

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Finding The Right Spa Pump

October 20, 2010 – 4:42 am

One of the most commonly encountered problems with spas is pump failure. When this happens, you can either troubleshoot it to find out what’s wrong or you can replace it altogether. Spa pumps are essential in that they ensure that your filter works properly. Without it, your spa could run the risk of being contaminated or unusable.

Step 1: Find out what kind of spa pump you have. This is the best way to ensure that you get the correct replacement pump. You may need to remove the old unit first in order to make measurements and inspections. Another way to determine the type unit you have is to check its owner’s manual or by getting hold of the store that installed your spa. You need to match certain features with your old spa pump such as the horsepower (motor power), voltage requirements and pump speed.

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3 Amazing Kids Swimming Pools To Choose From

September 30, 2010 – 10:31 pm

What is it about swimming pools that make kids go crazy? I can’t answer that for myself but I can tell you that kids swimming pools are great sources of fun and recreation. That’s true even for adults! If you’re searching for cool inflatable kids swimming pools, you might run into a little bit of trouble finding the right pool to suit you and your kids needs (and fun demands!).

First things first. There are factors you need to consider when buying your own kids swimming pool. Do you want a pool that your children can use even as they grow bigger? Do you want to be able to use the pool yourself? How big do you want the pool to be? Do you want any specific features such as a play center or perhaps built-in umbrellas to protect your children from the harmful UV rays of the sun? Read the rest of this entry »

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The Polaris 360 Pool Cleaner – How To Troubleshoot Basic Problems

September 30, 2010 – 10:28 pm

Get thorough, superior cleaning results in only three hours (or less) with the Polaris 360 Pool Cleaner. It’s one of the most advanced state-of-the-art pool cleaners in the market today. No matter what the size and type of your pool is, the Polaris 360 Automatic Pool Cleaner does its job better than most brands.

With proper care and maintenance, Polaris 360 Pool Cleaners can last a lifetime. Should you encounter any problems using it, you don’t have to call a technician to fix it for you. Most of these problems are commonly encountered with pool cleaners and can be managed by anyone. Here are tips on how to personally troubleshoot five basic pool cleaner problems. Read the rest of this entry »

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Electric Pool Heaters vs. Electric Heat Pumps – Which Should You Choose?

September 20, 2010 – 8:30 pm

Investing in a heating system for your pool can allow you to extend the usage of your pool way beyond the summer season. No longer will you have to wait for warmer months in order to use reap the benefits your pool has to offer. The three general types of pool heaters available on the market today are electric pool heaters, gas heaters and solar heaters.

Electric heaters come in two varieties, depending on the mechanism by which they heat up the water in your pool. There are advantages and disadvantages to using either type of electric heating system. Let’s take a look at some of them before you go and buy one.

Electric Pool Heaters

The way electric pool heaters work is similar to the way an electric hot water tank does. The heating mechanism is composed of an electric coil through which water from the pool is passed. When the heating system is turned on, electric current passes through the coil and causes it to heat up. In turn, the water that passes through the coil also gains temperature and heats up. Read the rest of this entry »

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Top 3 Questions People Ask About Pool Prices

September 20, 2010 – 8:27 pm

Are you planning to build a swimming pool in your backyard? Pool prices can go as low as $1000 to at least $60,000. The final cost will depend on many factors including its type, materials, size, shape and even the location. Let us take a look at the most common inquiries or questions people ask about the final prices of pools.

How much do swimming pools typically cost?

Like I said, pools prices depend on a lot of factors. An above-ground pool costs around $1,500 to $5,000 (installation included). In-ground pools cost significantly more than above-ground pools. A vinyl in-ground pool costs between $7,000 and $16,000. The final cost of a fiberglass in-ground swimming pool runs anywhere between $15,000 and $25,000. Concrete or gunite in-ground pools are possibly the most expensive. The average cost of building one is about $17,000 to $45,000. If you’re looking into building a larger-than-average pool, expect to pay higher. The same goes if you wish to have a custom-built pool. Read the rest of this entry »

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Do-It-Yourself Guide For Properly Cleaning Your Pool Filter Cartridge

September 20, 2010 – 8:25 pm

There are three basic types of pool filters. We have sand filters, diatomaceous earth filters and cartridge filters. Among these three, pool filter cartridge varieties are preferred by most pool owners primarily because they’re less expensive than the other two (and more environment-friendly too).

Generally, pool filter cartridges need to be cleaned only once or twice per season. This is another reason why many pool owners choose this type of filter over others. The most basic method for cleaning pool cartridge filters is to hose them off. This means you don’t even have to touch them.

But that’s just basic. If you want to maximize the lifespan of your swimming pool filter cartridges, you have to follow some proper cleaning and maintenance guidelines. Let’s go over the steps. Read the rest of this entry »

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Frequently Asked Questions About Troubleshooting Polaris Pool Cleaner Parts

September 20, 2010 – 8:24 pm

Polaris pool cleaners are quite possibly the best kinds of in ground pool cleaners in the market today. Well-known for their durability, versatility and efficiency, Polaris pool cleaners are said to be capable of consistently outperforming newer models and brands. They require low maintenance. Problems with Polaris pool cleaner parts are rare and will only start to show with age. Furthermore, these problems are very easy to troubleshoot. As a matter of fact, you don’t have to hire a technician to fix any problems for you.

Let’s take a look at some of the most frequently asked troubleshooting questions about Polaris pool cleaners:

Why won’t my tail sweep move anymore?

There is a leak in the hose. To prevent this from happening, keep a keen eye on the wear rings that are attached to the pool cleaner’s sweep tail. These will eventually wear out and when they do be sure to replace them immediately. Doing so lengthens the life span of your sweep tail.

Why is my pool cleaner falling to its side when I use it?

Check the float head to see if it’s waterlogged. Remove the float head and gently shake it. If you feel and hear water inside, it means you have to replace it. Read the rest of this entry »

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Essential Factors To Consider When Estimating Inground Pool Prices

September 17, 2010 – 9:49 pm

Many people find inground swimming pools well worth the investment. Swimming pools are great for family recreation and, maintaining personal health and well-being. If you’ve decided to build an inground pool right in your background, first thing you will need to consider are the costs. Inground swimming pools prices range from $25,000 to more than $60,000. Those are just the installation costs. Let’s take a look at some of the factors that greatly affect inground pool prices.

Generally there are four things you need to think about: the size and shape of the pool, the type of materials you want to use, the accessories you want to add and the functions you wish to get. In addition to that, you would have to consider the labor costs (unless you believe you are capable of doing all the grunt work yourself). Read the rest of this entry »

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Three Really Good Reasons You Should Have An Aquabot Turbo Pool Cleaner

September 15, 2010 – 9:46 pm

Automatic pool cleaners make the task of keeping your swimming pool spic-and-span less stressful. There’s a wide range of products to choose from in the market today. If you’re searching for a really good brand, Aquabot Turbo Pool Cleaners may be what you’re looking for. Here are three really good reasons why you should definitely invest in one.

Efficiency

Aquabot Turbo T2 Cleaners are equipped with industrial strength filters which can pump up to 10,000 gallons of water an hour. They’re superb cleaning technology enables them to clean better and faster through multi-tasking. Aquabot cleaners vacuum and sweep at the same time! This means, less energy is consumed yet better results are obtained! Read the rest of this entry »

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How To Babyproof Your Inflatable Swimming Pool

September 14, 2010 – 9:46 pm

Inflatable swimming pools can be a worthwhile addition to your home. They come in all shapes, sizes and colors. It doesn’t matter whether you have a big inflatable swimming pool or a small one, you still have to follow certain safety precautions and guidelines around it.

A large percentage of inflatable pool owners have a kids inflatable swimming pool. Did you know that every year 350 children under 5 years old drown in swimming pools? Did you also know that around 79% of all reported pool accidents among children occurred in residential areas? Judging from these statistics, you might want to start babyproofing or childproofing your pool. Here are some tips that you can follow.

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Inground Pool Liners – Do-It-Yourself Installation Tips

September 14, 2010 – 9:01 pm

Pool liners give your inground swimming pool some much needed pizzazz. Depending on what design you pick, you can set the look and feel of your pool apart from others. There are many types and designs to choose from. Generally vinyl inground pool liners are less expensive than their concrete counterparts. Nevertheless, they both come in a variety of looks and designs.

While you could hire an experienced professional to install your pool liners for you, you can just save some money and do it yourself. Many homeowners actually choose to do the installation process themselves. Here are some tips that you can follow to make it a bit smoother for you, just in case you want to take on the task yourself. Read the rest of this entry »

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Cool Benefits Of Having Inflatable Swimming Pools At Home

September 13, 2010 – 9:00 pm

Swimming pools are perfect places to go to if you want to escape the grueling heat of summer or if you want to have clean water fun. However, you don’t always get access to a full-sized swimming pool. In that case, why don’t you invest in inflatable swimming pools instead?

Here are some of the reasons why inflatable above ground swimming pools are more awesome than full-sized pools.
• Safe for kids. Inflatable pools are usually shallower and are more suited for splashing than swimming, which is what most kids enjoy more. Since they’re shallow, you don’t have to worry about whether your child is capable of swimming or not. Nevertheless, you still have to exercise certain safety guidelines to make sure your child has a safe fun time. Read the rest of this entry »

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Intex Pool Heater – Why You Should Definitely Invest In One

September 13, 2010 – 8:56 pm

It’s very important for your swimming pool to maintain comfortable water temperatures, regardless of what season it is. By installing a pool heater, you and your family can enjoy swimming in your pool even beyond summer. If you do decide to install a suitable pool heater, go with an Intex Pool Heater. You’ll see that having one is well worth the investment.

Here we are going to talk about some of the reasons why you should definitely invest in Intex pool heaters

They’re absolutely affordable

First, they’re cheaper than most pool heater brands. Whether you buy an Intex Solar Pool Heater or an Intex Electric Pool Heater, you can save more money. Despite the lower cost, the components of Intex pool heaters are of higher quality compared to other brands. They’re specially designed for residential use, capable of heating pools of the following depths: 8 feet, 10 feet and 12 feet.

They’re safe for home use

It’s absolutely imperative that swimming pool heaters be safe and reliable. Intex pool heaters come with internal safety flow switches, which are easy to use. They can increase the water temperature up to about 2.8 degrees Celsius.

To maximize the benefits of your pool heater (and to save more money), use the Intex Solar Cover which you can purchase along with the heaters themselves. The Intex Electric Pool Heater also comes with water level sensors, double thermal protectors and incline switch (also called an Anti-Tilt Cut Out Switch). This means that if the sensors on the heater determine that the device is not in an upright position, it automatically shuts off power to the device.

Intex pool heaters are also equipped with a thermostat, which helps make sure that the water isn’t heated beyond comfortable temperatures. This thermostat works with the automatic switch-off mechanism to make sure the water temperature stays within a safe range.

They’re so easy to use

Intex pool heaters are easy to set up. They come with printed and DVD instruction manuals, making the installation process a cool do-it-yourself experience. Be sure to also read the safety guidelines and the warnings on the manual. Just a bit of advice: never use extension cords, timers, converters and even adapters with the heater.

Even though it seems that installing a pool heater can be a quite a big expense, you’ll see that it’s a worthwhile investment. Especially if you’re going for Intex Pool Cleaners. You definitely get more value for your money with this brand.

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Replacing And Repairing Aquabot Parts

September 13, 2010 – 8:49 pm

Aquabots are a commercial line of pool cleaners designed to make your pool cleaning experience stress-free and less time consuming. Aquabots are essentially simple, which is what makes them popular among pool owners. Because of this, they’re user-friendly. As a matter of fact, should problems occur, you can even do the repairs yourself. More often than not, when you encounter problems with it, you’ll only need to make replacements for Aquabot parts.

Aquabot turbo parts are easily available on the market. You can even buy them online and just have them delivered to you. Here’s a quick rundown of the parts that you can replace:

  • Drive Tracks. Easiest Aquabot part to replace, these are the rubber belts that go around the wheel tubes on both sides. To replace this, just push the belt off the wheel while you are rotating it. Reverse the rotation then put the replacement belt back on. Read the rest of this entry »

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About A Hard Plastic Kiddie Pool

September 13, 2010 – 8:44 pm

A hard plastic kiddie pool has been a summer favorite for kids for many years. They are fun pools that add lots of enjoyment to summer afternoons and keep the kids cool. There are many types of kiddie pools available, but hard plastic kiddie pools are the easiest to set up and the most durable option. They are also the best available to kids and the safest, when used correctly.

There are many other pool options available for children, including inflatable and soft plastic. The inflatable pools are fun and cheap, but are high maintenance pools that are likely to break and cause much disappointment to the children who are waiting to swim. Soft plastic pools are another option that is less likely to break, but are still not as durable as hard plastic pools. Hard plastic kiddie swimming pools are the best and a very affordable option to keep your kids happy all summer long. Read the rest of this entry »

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Small Swimming Pool: A Good Option

September 10, 2010 – 11:12 pm

Swimming pools are a coveted accessory for many backyards. However, some backyards are too small for the conventional swimming pool, or the owners do not want to give up their whole backyard for a swimming pool. The solution to these two problems is a small swimming pool. I know this sounds intuitive, but small swimming pools are really their own class of pools that have their own design philosophies as well as their own pros and cons.

There are many benefits to a small swimming pool that many do not realize. One of the main benefits is the lower cost of small swimming pools. This type of pool is much more easily fit into a family budget than other, more sizable options. Their cheaper price is accompanied by their ease of installation. Whether you have an above ground or small inground swimming pool, they are much easier to install than large swimming pools. Another benefit comes with yard space. Read the rest of this entry »

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Learn About The Awesome Features Of A Tiger Shark Pool Cleaner

September 8, 2010 – 10:16 pm

Probably one of the best robotic pool cleaners out there, the Tiger Shark Pool Cleaner is easy to install, energy-efficient and totally low-maintenance. It’s equipped with various features that you won’t find in other robotic pool cleaners and we’re going to talk about some of them here in this article.

The Tiger Shark Robotic Pool Cleaner is ready for use out of the box. All you’d have to do is unpack it, plug it and then leave it in your pool to do all your cleaning for you. It can be used with any type of pool. Whether its gunite, vinyl or fiberglass it does its job pretty well. Here are some of its other awesome features and benefits: Read the rest of this entry »

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Four Really Good Reasons You Should Stick With Fibreglass Pools

September 8, 2010 – 10:14 pm

Lately, you’ll notice that summers are becoming hotter and more unbearable with each year. This is why a lot of people have decided to install swimming pools in their own backyards. Not to mention the fact that the cost of building your own pool has become increasingly affordable too. There are many types to choose from, ranging from vinyl to cement to fibreglass pools.

If you’re looking to get the most value out of your money then a fibreglass pool is perfect for you. Here are four more reasons to convince you.

You save more money in the long run

Upfront, they’re more expensive than concrete or vinyl but they can save you lots of money from repairs and maintenance in the long run. Fibreglass inground pools need minimal maintenance. To purify the water, you’ll only need a small amount of chemicals. They’re resistant to cracks too, so you don’t have to make repairs quite as often. Read the rest of this entry »

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Essential Tips On How To Properly Do Pool And Hot Tub Spa Maintenance

September 8, 2010 – 10:10 pm

It’s absolutely important that you make sure your pool and hot tub spa are properly clean. Having dirty and clogged up filters, for instance, prevents your tub from trapping germs and contaminants. As a result, this strains your spa’s pump. By observing proper spa maintenance guidelines, you can prevent problems like this from happening.

These pool and spa maintenance tips should help keep your tub working perfectly.

Clean your filters regularly

It’s important that you do this at least every week for best results. Take your spa filter out of the tub and just use your garden hose to thoroughly rinse it. Every month you should use a spa filter cleaner or degreaser. Just spray your filters with the cleaner and let it sit for about 15 minutes. Afterwards, use an ordinary garden hose and rinse them thoroughly for about 20 minutes or so. Read the rest of this entry »

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A Foam Pool Float is a Neccessary Swimming Pool Accessory

August 27, 2010 – 9:49 pm

Swimming is a very fun summer activity, but people of all ages need a foam pool float to either relax or to help them stay above water if they are not very comfortable swimming. This accessory can add a lot to a pool and make it a more relaxing environment to enjoy. When you are looking into all of the pool floatation options it is necessary to consider a few key facts. One factor is storage space; foam pool floats take up much more space when you are storing them than inflatables. Inflatable floats can be deflated and stored in a small area, but foam floats can at the most be rolled up and stored in a larger area. However, if you have the space for them swimming pool foam floats are much more durable than inflatable ones. Inflatable floats are much more likely to puncture and have holes in them and will therefore need to be repaired or replaced much more often than a foam one. Read the rest of this entry »

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Benefits and Problems of Owning a Blow Up Pool

August 23, 2010 – 10:18 pm

When summer rolls around a it is hot outside a pool is a nice option for cooling down. A blow up pool is a inexpensive option that can provide many hours of fun. There are many benefits to this type of pool. The first benefit is the cost of the pool, for an inexpensive price it is a good option for children to enjoy splashing around and cooling off for the summer. Another benefit of blow up swimming pools is the portability. They are very versatile and can be moved around the yard for different events, or can be taken down all together when not in use. This is a good option when you have little children because it is important to keep your backyard safe and you would have control over when you have a pool in your backyard and when you do not. Also it is a huge benefit to be able to take down the pool at the end of the year as it will greatly reduce maintenance costs. A third benefit of owning one of these pools is that they come in many shapes and sizes that will match any family’s needs. It is possible to have a little kiddie pool variety all the way to a family sized version complete with a blow up pool slide that provides fun for all ages. Read the rest of this entry »

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