The cheapest way to keep your pool clean is to regularly maintain the water chemistry, keep the pool covered when not in use, and manually remove debris with a net.

A pool should always have safety equipment, such as a fence, pool cover, and life-saving devices.

Running your pool pump for 4 hours per day may not be sufficient to properly filter and circulate your pool water. The amount of time needed will depend on the size of…

You can run a pool pump when not in use for as long as needed to maintain proper water circulation and filtration.

You may need to drain your pool after it rains if the water level is too high, but this depends on the specific circumstances of your pool.

It is not necessary to shock your pool after every rain, but heavy rain can dilute the chemicals in your pool and may require additional treatment.

Whether to run your pool pump 24/7 or not depends on the size of your pool, the efficiency of your pump, and other factors. Generally, running the pump for 8-12 hours per…

Shock and chlorine are not the same thing. Chlorine is a sanitizer used to kill bacteria and other contaminants in the pool, while shock is a more concentrated chlorine treatment used to…

Whether to shock your pool or just add chlorine depends on the specific needs of your pool. Shocking your pool is typically done to address high levels of contaminants, while adding chlorine…

To wash chlorine out of hair, use a clarifying shampoo and conditioner designed for swimmers.