Most pool leaks occur in the pool shell or liner, plumbing, or equipment such as the pump or filter.

A pool can lose 1/2 inch of water a day due to evaporation, but if it is losing more than that it may indicate a leak or other issue that needs to…

To determine if a pool is properly chlorinated, you can use a test kit to measure the chlorine levels in the water.

It is generally safe to swim in a pool at night, but proper lighting and safety precautions should be taken.

Swimming in a pool that was just shocked can cause skin and eye irritation, and it is recommended to wait at least 30 minutes before swimming.

A pool can potentially last 50 years or more with proper maintenance and care.

An above-ground pool is typically designed to be taken down and stored during the winter months, while an in-ground pool can typically stay up all year.

Owning a pool can be worth it for those who enjoy swimming and spending time outdoors, but it can also be expensive and time-consuming to maintain.

It is possible to shock a pool yourself, but it is recommended to follow proper safety precautions and carefully follow the instructions on the shock treatment.

To shock a pool, the pump should be running to circulate the chemicals throughout the water.