Pool Cleaners Oxenford

Many Gold Coast pools use a saltwater chlorinate to keep the pool sanitised. By converting salt to chlorine, this chlorinator is able to keep your pool healthy and clean. Over the years, our team of pool specialists has seen the damage the resultant high amounts of salt and concentrated chlorine can do to a lawn. The important thing is to keep the chlorine level in the pool within the recommended range, and be a little bit careful when adding salt to the pool so that it doesn't spill directly on your grass. For help with all pool care in Oxenford, call us today on (07) 5537 3341.

They are. It's safe to have pool lights in your pool, because these lights are low voltage. To make sure they are only using safe voltage levels, a transformer is used to ensure they use about 12 volts. Active Pool Supplies can provide modern LED pool lights with varying features, including the ability to change the colour of the light, and remote control. For all pool care in Oxenford, reach out to the Active Pool Supplies team on (07) 5537 3341.

If you want to keep yourself or anyone else safe around your pool, you shouldn't rely on a pool cover to get the job done. Requirements surrounding fencing and pool safety are made extremely clear in Australia's swimming pool safety laws. If your pool is protected by just a pool cover, accidents can still happen. For help with pool covers and pool safety on the Gold Coast, come in and see the team here at Active Pool Supplies at our Bundall and Runaway Bay stores, or call us today on (07) 5537 3341.

You need the right levels of sanitiser in your pool to keep the water healthy and balanced. You'll commonly want to use chlorine to achieve this, thanks to its ability to kill undesirable elements within your water, including algae, bacteria, and small organisms. Pool owners have several choices when they need to decide how they would like to chlorinate their pool. In the past, pool owners would manually dose chlorine in liquid form on a very regular basis. These days, however, the most common and easiest method of sanitising Oxenford pools is by installing a saltwater chlorinator in the filtration system. Electrolysis is used to create a soluble hypochlorous gas by adding salt to pool water as it passes through the chlorinator cell, and this gas is used as the sanitising agent that removes bacteria and algae from your pool. For the chlorine to work effectively, the pool water must be balanced so that it remains at the optimal pH level. Your pool water will also need to be well-filtered, and your filter will need to be cleaned of the dead algae and bacteria that it captures. Your pool will also benefit from good water flow and routine brushing of the walls and floor of the pool to remove debris, dirt, and dust.

For pool owners, there is a constant challenge of pool upkeep and maintenance to ensure the pool remains as functional as possible. Though you may want to try to speed through your maintenance commitments for your pool wherever you can, you might not be able to rush the process of balancing your pool's chemicals. With some help from Active Pool Supplies, you'll be able to maintain the chemical balance in your pool using the best practices possible, ensuring it remains healthy for longer. For all pool care in Oxenford, get in touch with our team on (07) 5537 3341.

Generally, you should avoid trying to make large changes to your pool's chemical balance all at once. Rather, only make small changes by using smaller amounts of chemicals. Once you have, you should leave them to rest with a running filter for a few hours, and then test the water. The chemical balance of your pool can be perfected by making multiple small changes and testing the water after each one, which you might not be able to do if you use large amounts of chemical at once. It's possible that by adding large amounts of chemical in a single pass, you'll find yourself having made a large change that will be hard to correct. You'll need to make smaller changes to the chemical balance of your pool in multiple passes to keep it well-kept, instead of a single, larger change.