While we often think of Valentine's Day as a day to spread love to family and friends, it can also be a great time to show your pool some love, too. At Champions Pool Repair & Service, we know that you want to keep your pool is the best shape possible, so we've laid out some easy ways to show your pool some love this Valentine's Day and keep it running at its best:
Checking your pool chemistry is important, especially during winter. You should check the chemistry of your pool often, as an acidic pH balance can lead to corrosion on various fixtures in your pool. Additionally, water that is too acidic can irritate the skin of anyone swimming in the pool. Aim for a pH level between 7.2 and 7.8. If you notice your pH balance is off, contact Champions Pool Repair & Service to help balance the water.
It's important to clean the pool filter to remove any dirt or debris the filter has collected. A dirty filter can lead to an accumulation of algae, grime, and other substances in your pool. Regularly cleaning the filter is an easy way to ensure that your pool water remains clean. Create a schedule to clean your filter every 4-6 months.
As the tiles of your pool can get dirty over time, it is important to clean them on a weekly basis. Without regular cleaning, your pool tiles can quickly build up mildew that leaves a "ring" around the pool. Grab a soft-bristle brush and some baking soda to scrub away any grime that has built up on your pool's tiles.
Check to make sure your pool's water level is at the center level of your pool tile or pool skimmer. If the water level is too low, the pump can become dry and burn out, and if it is too high, the door to your skimmer will not work properly,
When you're celebrating Valentine’s Day, don't forget to take time to show your pool some love. Your pool will love you back by running efficiently and smoothly. For help with your Valentine's Day pool maintenance, give champions Pool Repair & Service a call at (281) 355-8504. We are a leading name for pool repairs and service in the Spring, Texas area.