Swimmers can keep their hair healthy by using a swim cap, wetting hair with fresh water before swimming, and washing hair immediately after swimming.

Rinsing hair with water after swimming may not be enough to remove all chlorine residue. Using a clarifying shampoo can help.

Not showering after swimming can lead to skin irritation and the spread of bacteria.

It is not recommended to leave chlorine in your hair overnight, as it can cause damage and discoloration.

Fiberglass pools are generally considered to require the least maintenance, as they have a smooth surface that resists algae growth and require fewer chemicals.

Whether or not a pebble pool finish is worth it depends on your personal preferences and budget. Pebble finishes are more expensive but can last longer and provide a unique texture.

The chemicals you need to put in your pool weekly will vary depending on the specific needs of your pool, but typically include chlorine, pH adjusters, and algaecide.

Keeping a 5000-gallon pool clean involves regular maintenance such as testing and balancing chemicals, cleaning debris, and brushing pool surfaces.

The amount of time to wait after shocking a pool will depend on the type of shock used and the level of the chlorine, but a general rule of thumb is to…

It is possible to put too much shock in a pool, which can lead to over-chlorination and potential health risks. Follow the recommended dosage instructions.