Yes, you can shock a pool with the pump running.

Chlorine should be added to a pool daily, or as often as needed to maintain the proper levels.

You should shock a 5000 gallon pool once a week.

You can save money on pool chemicals by buying in bulk, using coupons, and properly maintaining your pool to minimize the need for excessive chemicals.

Professionals typically use a combination of chemicals and equipment to clean pools, including chlorine, algaecide, and automatic pool cleaners.

Whether or not you need to shock your pool every week depends on the specific needs of your pool, but regular shock treatments can help maintain proper sanitization.

The best pool finish color depends on personal preference, but darker colors tend to absorb more heat while lighter colors reflect more light.

Pebble Tec is more expensive than other pool finishes because of the materials and installation process required to create its unique texture and durability.

The negatives of Pebble Tec include its high cost, rough texture, and tendency to fade over time.

The type of inground pool that lasts the longest depends on the specific materials used, but fiberglass and concrete pools are generally considered to be the most durable.