pH refers to the acidity of a pool on a scale of 0 - 14. The pH in your salt water pool should be between 7.2 and 7.8. A pH within this range is considered ideal for proper water chemistry. At...

The pressure gauge on your salt water pool filter helps to indicate when there is a problem with water pressure before the filter (low pressure) or within the filter itself (high pressure). Each...

One of the biggest concerns for salt water pool owners is water chemistry: Keeping all water measurements like salt, chlorine, pH etc within the desired range to maintain water sanitization and...

The pool pump is an important part of pool sanitization, cleaning and overall pool health. You might wonder if you need to keep your pool pump running if you go away for a few days and won't be using...

Vacuuming your salt water pool is a necessary and regular task that not involves some work on your part but also some familiarity with your pool system. When you look at your pool system for the...

A sand filter remains one of the popular options for owners to utilize to clean the water from their salt water swimming pools. While you can also consider cartridge and D.E. filters, sand filters...