It's safe to go in the pool with the pump on, but be aware of the potential hazards posed by the suction of the pool pump.

It's best to remove your pool pump and store it indoors during the winter months to protect it from damage due to freezing temperatures.

It's safe to swim in a pool while the pump is running, but be aware that the suction can be strong and may pose a hazard to swimmers with long hair or…

While it's generally a good idea to shower after swimming in a pool, it's not strictly necessary.

High levels of sunlight, high temperatures, and high levels of chlorine demand can reduce chlorine levels in a pool.

You should wait at least 24 hours after shocking your pool before swimming in it.

You should not swim in a pool if you have diarrhea, are experiencing symptoms of a communicable illness, or have an open wound or sore.

"Female swimmer's body" is a term that is sometimes used to describe a lean and toned physique that can be developed through regular swimming.

"Swimmers hair" refers to damage to the hair caused by exposure to chlorine and other chemicals in pool water.

It's not recommended to cover your pool and leave the pump running, as this can cause the pump to overheat.