Swimming Pool Care Guide

Daily

Skim & Brush

Utilize a pool skimmer and brush to eliminate leaves or other debris that have entered your pool.

Test & Add Chemicals

Regarding pool chemical levels, consistent maintenance is simpler than remediation. Although it may initially seem counter-intuitive, regularly treating your pool involves less time, effort, and fewer chemicals than addressing severe water imbalances later. Test your pool water daily or at least several times a week to ensure it remains healthy.

Examine the Filter

Ensure the filter functions correctly and is kept clean.

Once A Week

Vacuum the Pool

Vacuum your pool weekly or whenever you detect any dirt or algae accumulation. An automatic pool cleaner could make this task even simpler.

Clean the Deck

Scrub or power wash your pool deck once a week to eliminate any slippery buildup.

Safety Inspections

In terms of pool safety, excessive caution is never misplaced. Inspect ladders and all other pool accessories and equipment weekly to ensure they are in excellent condition.

Additional Useful Tips:

• Operate your water pump for 10 to 12 hours daily
• Cover your pool when not in use. This will keep the water significantly cleaner and can prevent wildlife from falling in!
• Maintain a stock of pool chemicals at all times to avoid gaps in treatment
• Document your maintenance tasks so you know when the pool was last skimmed, brushed, treated, etc.