The amount of water a pool loses per day in the summer can vary based on region and weather conditions, but typically 1/4 to 1/2 inch per day is normal.

It is generally recommended to leave water in a pool over winter to protect against damage from freezing and other winter weather.

Chemicals needed to get rid of algae in a pool typically include shock treatments, algaecides, and regular cleaning and maintenance.

Pool algae prefers high pH levels and can grow more easily in this environment.

It is recommended to fix pH first in a pool, followed by other chemical adjustments.

It is recommended to adjust pH first in a pool, followed by chlorine or other sanitizers.

Swimming in a pool every day is generally safe and can provide health and fitness benefits, but it is important to maintain proper chemical balance and hygiene.

The chemicals that go in a pool daily typically include chlorine or other sanitizers, pH balancers, alkalinity adjusters, and calcium hardness adjusters.

The best time of year to buy pool chemicals can vary based on region and demand, but generally offseason or bulk purchases can save money.

Pool filters should be cleaned at least once a month, or more frequently if the pool is heavily used or exposed to extreme weather conditions.