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May12

How to Keep Your Pool Water Safe

Having a pool in your backyard means endless hours of fun with your family. Your first priority should be to keep your pool safe. Once you’ve secured your pool area with proper safety equipment, it’s time to talk about pool water. Before you jump in and enjoy the summer, there are a few essential tips to make sure your pool water is safe, clean, and ready for use. Test the Water Chemistry Regularly One of the keys to avoiding contaminants like algae and bacteria is to regularly test your water’s chemical balance. If you use your pool frequently during the summer, test the water at least twice per week. A chemical balance that’s too high or too low could both…
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Apr8

6 Pool Safety Tips for Babies

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A house with a pool can be an outstanding home to raise a child. They’re sure to make countless happy memories of pool parties and swimming with the family. Unfortunately, swimming alone is not safe for children of any age. And there are a few key steps that pool-owning parents should take to ensure their pool is safe and fun for everyone. All-Safe was founded to keep children safe, and that’s what continues to drive us. Our pool safety tips for babies will help you stay safe when swimming, evaluate your pool area, and take the necessary steps to protect your children. When it’s Swim Time: Key Tips 1.) Attention When you and your baby are actively using the pool,…
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Apr1

How to Keep a Pool Cover from Sagging

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If your pool cover dips far into the water, and especially if rainwater collects on top of it, then you’ve got a real problem. Pool covers that sag like this are simply not safe. Your cover should be able to hold the weight of an adult walking across. If it can’t do that, then it’s downright dangerous for a pet or a child. Learn how to keep a pool cover from sagging from the experts at All-Safe. Choose the Right Cover If you need to close your pool for the winter months, you probably aren’t using a net as a pool cover. While pool nets are easy-to-use safety devices, they don’t keep snow, leaves, or debris out of the water.…
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Mar31

Is Pool Water Safe from Coronavirus?

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The novel coronavirus has many people asking questions about safety and how to stay healthy. With many cities, states, and even countries under “shelter-in-place” or lockdown ordinances starting in March 2020, the risks may still be present for years to come. At All-Safe, we want your family to be as healthy and safe as possible. So, if you have a pool and are wondering if your pool water is safe from coronavirus, we’ve got good news. COVID-19 and Pool Water CDC research so far suggests that chlorine and bromine, two common chemicals used in pool maintenance, will kill the virus. Because coronavirus is mainly a respiratory virus, water has not yet been shown to transmit it, and these chemicals help…
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Mar27

How to Open an Inground Pool for Summer

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Nothing says summertime quite like an open pool. Keeping in mind the best time to open your pool in your area, here is your essential checklist for how to open an inground pool. Clean Around the Cover & Remove Debris Your first step in how to open your pool for summer is to remove any debris that may have collected on top of or trapped underneath your pool cover. Leaves, sticks, dirt, and more can build up on top of or around your cover. If you don’t sweep it off before storing the cover for summer, the debris can fall into the water and be more troublesome to clean or potentially affect your pool’s chemical balance. Gently collect the leaves…
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