05/12/2009 05:01 PM
Go Green With Your Swimming Pool (Not the Color!)
Everywhere you look people are going green when it comes to their household purchases. Below are a few options you can use to go green with your swimming pool equipment.
Throughout the United States there are different topographies and landscapes. When building an inground pool an installer must take this into consideration.
The different soils can cause for different materials to be used. During excavation there...
When you first think of a "green" pool, the immediate image that may pop into your mind is a pool filled with algae. And no one wants that kind of green pool. But there is a time you do want your pool to be "green" - and that's when it comes to...
Conventional gas pool heaters are a great way to keep a pool nice and warm, but they also tend to require a large amount of natural resources to run. If you're looking for a more eco-friendly alternative to gas pool heaters, the options below are a...
Since quite a few people are becoming more concerned about the economy and the environment, there are many questions that are being asked about solar panels for swimming pools. This is one of those times where having a green pool is a good thing!
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There are some counties that require a pool alarm as well as alarms on your gates, windows and doors to be sure that someone doesn't sneak in for a swim. Most local codes require that you have a fence around your pool or in the case of above ground...
Swimming can be a wonderful and relaxing activity on a hot summer day. However, it can also be a real danger. Every year, drowning is one of the leading causes of unintentional death in children under 14. Even people that know how to swim well can...
Several factors tie into why you may be loosing water from your swimming pool. Everything from a leak, to evaporation, to cannonballs.
When someone decides to get an inground pool for their yard, the first thing to decide is what type of pool. You can choose between a gunite, fiberglass, or vinyl liner pool. All three choices come in a variety of shapes and sizes.
If you are diabetic, you know that the doctor recommends that you do not take long, hot showers or baths. A Hot Tub or Spa is very therapeutic, but you don't want to cause additional problems while trying to relieve sore muscles or pain. To get the...
