It's recommended to cover your pool when it's not in use to prevent debris from entering the water and to reduce evaporation.

You may need to shock your pool if the chlorine level is low, the water is cloudy, or if there are signs of algae growth.

It's a good idea to backwash your pool after a heavy rain to remove any debris that may have entered the pool.

If your pool is losing water when the pump is off, it could be due to a leak in the plumbing or a leak in the pool structure itself.

Pool water can evaporate both during the day and night, but evaporation rates are typically higher during the day due to sunlight and wind.

Most pools are kept at a temperature of around 78-82 degrees Fahrenheit.

It is generally safe to run a pool heater all night, but it can be expensive and may not be necessary.

A pool can lose several degrees of temperature overnight, depending on factors such as air temperature and wind.

A pool can empty overnight due to a plumbing issue or damage to the pool structure.

A pool can lose up to half an inch of water per day due to evaporation.