Comparing Saltwater & Chlorine Pools

Saltwater and chlorine pools are the two most common types of residential pools. Both make use of specific materials, salt and chlorine respectively, to keep the water in your pool clean. However, their use of different materials to do so confers a unique set of advantages and characteristics to each type of pool. Understanding the differences between saltwater and chlorine pools can help you choose the one that best fits your needs. [Read More]

Questions About Gunite And Pool Creation

If you want a custom sized and shaped pool for your property, then you may be asked to choose between several different types of pools. Gunite is a popular material used to create a custom pool, and you may have some questions about this material. Keep reading to learn about the answers to some of the more common ones. What Is Gunite? The term gunite is not a commonly used one, and it is often used when individuals talk about swimming pools. [Read More]

Ideas For Designing A Modern Style Natural Swimming Pool

Many homeowners are moving to the natural swimming pool over the traditional. With natural swimming pools, there's a regeneration zone that's separate from the swimming pool. It consists of plant life that acts as a natural filter for the water. While the common style for natural swimming pools is a natural swimming hole, as House Logic points out, it's possible to build one that resembles any style of traditional pool. [Read More]

Inground Swimming Pool Water Slimy? Two Types Of Slime You May Have

If you have an inground pool and the water is slimy, this is a problem you can likely take care of. This way you can get your pool back again so you and your family can enjoy swimming and cooling off. Below are two different types of slime to help you get started. Algae in Pool One of the most common reasons for pool slime is algae in the water and many pool owners deal with this problem frequently. [Read More]