This series of articles in our swimming pool blog discuss some of the most common questions that clients ask our technicians. We hope that this information is useful and saves you time and money. If you have any other questions please feel free to contact us. There is also more Australian based information about water chemistry available in the swimming pool blog found here.
Learn how borates stabilise pH, inhibit algae and cut maintenance costs while creating noticeably softer, silkier water. We discuss the science-backed evidence to help you learn how borates can help you to stop chasing your water chemistry up and down. Stop wasting your time and money, take control of your water today.
Calcium hardness does more equipment and surface damage than most pool owners realise. We show you what happens when it’s too high or too low — and how to fix it without draining your pool.
This swimming pool surface guide is essential for homeowners building or renovating. We cut through the marketing to discuss the real-world costs, benefits, and downsides of every major pool interior. If you’re unsure which surface is right for you, we will help you make an informed investment.
Our technician visited a green pool last year that had five times the normal chlorine level and was still green! Why? The pH of the water was so high that the chlorine was prevented from working and so it was not able to clear the pool.
Microbial staining in vinyl pools, caused by microorganisms in the surrounding soil, creates dark grey, black, or pink blotches on the liner. Often triggered by factors like groundwater, these cosmetic stains don’t harm the pool. The Pool Stain Removers offers a professional-grade treatment to help eliminate these stains, restoring your pool’s appearance without damaging the vinyl.
Poor pH balance causes most types of stain that our technical team see each day. Our photo gallery shows extreme cases where the pH has been left to drift way above the suggested level and the stains that result.
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