If you are looking to buy a home in Bryan College Station, you are more than likely going to want a home with a swimming pool. Summers are HOT HOT HOT in
You
will need to first skim the surface of the pool to get rid of floating
debris. Be sure that when you empty the
skimmer basket, you discard the waste away from the pool so that the wind wont
blow it back into the pool. To lessen
the debris floating in the pool, think about trimming nearby tress or
bushes. These are well known for
shedding leaves, pollen and blossoms into the water. Vacuuming the pool
requires about half an hour. This is
needed to get all of the gunk and debris from the bottom and the sides of the
pool.
Each
week, you will need to test and adjust the chemical levels in the pool. Start with the pH first. If it is over 7.6 adjust with muriatic acid
and use a soda ash product if it is below 7.4.
You will need to shock the water if your chlorine levels are under 1
part per million or if the alkalinity is under 90 ppm. To shock the water, dissolve chlorine and
baking soda in a pail and empty it into the pool. Other maintenance steps
include cleaning out the pump filter and adding chlorine to the system.
College
Station may be a hot place in the summer, but you can certainly spend your days
lounging in the cool pool. Just a few
maintenance tasks and you will be well on your way to a crystal clear and clean
pool.
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