Pool Cleaners Biggera Waters

Most pools on the Gold Coast use a saltwater chlorinator to sanitise the pool. The conversion of salt to chlorine allows the chlorinator to ensure your pool remains both healthy and clean. As a result, your pool water will contain concentrated amounts of salt and high levels of chlorine, and while our team doesn't have any gardeners onboard, we've seen the damage that can do to lawns. Protecting your lawn from these dangers, though, is as simple as making sure the chlorine level of the pool remains within the recommended range, and that you're careful not to spill salt onto the grass when adding it to the pool. Call our team on (07) 5537 3341 today if you've got any questions about pool care in Biggera Waters.

Yes. The low voltage nature of these lights renders them safe to have in your pool. These lights use about 12 volts of power thanks a transformer, which is used to reduce the voltage to a safe level. Here at Active Pool Supplies, we can supply you with a modern set of LED pool lights that have a variety of features, including changing colours and remote control. Call our team today on (07) 5537 3341 if you have any questions about pool care in Biggera Waters.

You should not rely on a pool cover to keep you or anyone else safe around the pool. The swimming pool safety laws of Australia clearly lay out a comprehensive list of safety requirements, including all necessary fencing that a pool will require. It takes more than a pool cover to stop accidents from occurring. You can speak to our teams at both Active Pool Supplies store, in Bundall or Runaway Bay, for help with all matters related to pool covers and pool safety on the Gold Coast - come in-store or call us today on (07) 5537 3341.

In order for your pool to be healthy and balanced, appropriate levels of sanitiser must be present. Chlorine is the most common tool for keeping your pool well maintained, as it can help you kill any small organisms, bacteria, or algae present within your pool water. Chlorinating your pool can be done in a number of different ways. Previously, chlorine was manually added by pool owners, requiring constant maintenance. Modern Biggera Waters pool owners, however, can save time by using a saltwater chlorinator with their filtration system. Salt (or other suitable mineral with a salt content) is added to the pool water in sufficient quantity so that as the pool water passes the chlorinator cell, through the process of electrolysis a soluble hypochlorous gas is dispersed into the water which acts as the sanitiser to kill the algae and other bacteria present in the water. Any chlorine treatment will depend on the pool water being appropriately balanced at an ideal pH level. It's also important that you filter the pool water appropriately, and that you regularly remove dead algae and bacteria from the filter. Cleaning the floors and walls of the pool to remove dirt, dust, and debris is also critical to preventing algae, as is good water flow.

Owning a pool can be hard work, requiring constant maintenance and upkeep. Keeping the chemical balance of your pool well-maintained is a delicate process, and you should make sure you don't try to rush through it. Active Pool Supplies are the experts in all matters related to pools, and can help you make sure you're maintaining the chemical balance in your pool in the best ways possible. To speak to our team about pool care in Biggera Waters, call us on (07) 5537 3341.

Don't alter the chemical balance of your pool in a single, large pass. Instead, you should make small changes by adding small amounts of chemicals. After these changes have been made, test the water once you've left it to rest for a few hours with the filter running. Using large amounts of chemical in a single pass deprives you of the ability to test the water repeatedly and stop once you've achieved perfection, which you can do after smaller changes. Correcting the influence of large amounts of chemical can be difficult, and so by making large changes all at once, you may find yourself in a tough spot. If you're trying to maintain the chemical balance of your pool, you should avoid making large changes all at once.