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evaporation
By Jay
Are you losing water?

It is that time of year again. We are having cool nights and high wind speeds. Your pool water a lot warmer than it is outside, this causes EVAPORATION. This will continue being an issue until the water and air temp are the same.

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hurricane_sandy
By Jay
When a Hurricane is coming what to do with your swimming pool.
How to Secure Your Swimming Pool Against a Storm

You know how to protect yourself from a storm, but what about your swimming pool? These are some of the ways you can minimize the damage to your swimming pool that might be caused by a tropical storm or hurricane.

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sap_cover
By Jay
Energy Efficiency – Not just for pools!
Spa Pool Cover

It is also possible to make your spa energy efficient. Portable spas are more energy efficient than in-the-ground spas because they are better insulated and usually have covers.

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circulated_new
By Jay
FREE swimming pool upgrade improves circulation 1,500% – Get yours today!
For more info on "The Circulator" click the link below: The Circulator Easy to install. Saves you time & money. Your pool heats faster. Your pool stays cleaner. What could be better? It’s an amazing piece of engineering. The nozzle rotates 360 and creates up to 1500% more “power” with the returning water. Circulating jets [...] Read more
Save_Money2
By Jay
Looking to save money on energy costs related to your swimming pool? Variable speed pumps may be the answer. (Part 2)

If you live in Port Orange, Florida and your filter pump motor dies you will face one of 3 options. Because of new laws that went into effect in last July (2011) you must install either a 2-speed or variable speed motor on your main circulation pump. To help you choose what to do if you are facing this decision I will talk a little about your options.

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chloramine2
By Jay
Combined chlorine (Chloramines) and your swimming pool – What you need to know!

Chloramines are the result of insufficient free chlorine and usually result in a strong chlorine odor in and around the swimming pool. Chloramines are formed as a product of nitrogen and active chlorine (hypochlorous acid – HOCl). The nitrogen is most commonly introduced into the pool water as ammonia in the form of sweat and (unfortunately) urine.

Associated Problems

Combined chlorine (Chloramines) and your swimming pool - What you need to know!Chloramines (combined chlorine) are poor sanitizers and have a gaseous tendency. The presence of chloramines (and dichloramines/ trichloramines in particular) cause the following physical symptoms:

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Save_Money2
By Jay
Quick Tip For Outdoor Swimming Pool Owners
Quick Tip For Outdoor Swimming Pool Owners
Outdoor swimming pool owners and operators should consider the appropriateness of installing windbreaks as even modest winds increase evaporation rates. Windbreaks/Barriers around the pool can be your first line of defense. A mere 7mph wind on the pool surface can increase energy consumption by 300%! Windbreaks should be tall enough and close enough to the pool to limit air turbulence over the pool surface.

For more tips on how you can save on energy costs for your swimming pool stay tuned for more from Abyss Pools

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