Salt water pools are generally easier to maintain than chlorine pools, but they require more expensive equipment and higher installation costs.

The pool material that lasts the longest is typically concrete, but fiberglass and vinyl liner pools can also last for many years with proper maintenance.

Leaving chlorine in your hair overnight can cause dryness and damage, but it is generally safe to swim in a chlorinated pool.

It is recommended to wait at least 30 minutes after adding chlorine before swimming in a pool.

Chlorine should be added to a pool regularly, typically daily or as needed based on pool usage and maintenance needs.

The most popular pool finish is typically plaster, but other options include tile, pebble, and aggregate finishes.

The easiest maintenance pool is typically a fiberglass or vinyl liner pool, as they require less maintenance than concrete or tile pools.

To maintain a 5000 gallon pool, regularly test and balance pool chemicals, skim and vacuum the pool as needed, and clean pool equipment.

The cost of a pool maintenance service can vary based on location, pool size, and services provided.

If you don't backwash your pool, debris and contaminants can accumulate in the filter and reduce the effectiveness of the pool system.