Thorough pool care will ensure clean and safe water throughout the swimming season. Below are some important steps to include in your weekly pool maintenance routine.
One, daily task, should be skimming and part of your weekly maintenance routine.
Long handled skimmers are used to gather debris like leaves and insects before they can sink to the bottom, where it becomes difficult to remove and may create stains.
Consider trimming any nearby trees to reduce any debris that lands on the water.
Skimming the surface of your pool takes just a few minutes and keeps water looking Crystal clear. More importantly, the debris you skim off the top of the water never has a chance to dirty the bottom of your pool or clog up your filtration system.
Algae and small bits of debris can gather on the walls of your pool, as well as pool fixture like ladders and slides.Brush the pool walls and fixtures each week to remove dirt and prevent the spread of algae.
Use a brush to remove dirt that has collected on the sides and bottom of your pool, as well as on ladders, slides and other accessories.
Brush sediment toward the main drain so it can be vacuumed up easily.
Algae and sediment needs brushing from the walls, they can be vacuumed up, along with any other debris that has floated to the bottom of the pool.
Automatic Vacuum
If you are using an automatic vacuum, you just need to plug in your cleaner, set it in the water and let it work for you! There are three types of automatic pool vacuums: robotic, pressure, and suction.