You don't need to run your pool pump 24/7. Most pools require 8-12 hours of daily operation to achieve proper turnover and filtration, depending on pool size, bather load, and environmental conditions.
Pool cartridge filters typically last 1-4 weeks between cleanings and should be completely replaced every 3-6 months depending on usage, bather load, and maintenance frequency.
Yes, you need to run your pool pump regularly for proper filtration and circulation, but not 24/7. Most pools need 8-12 hours daily, with timing based on pool size, bather load, and seasonal conditions.
Yes, you should run your pool pump every day for at least 8-12 hours to maintain proper water circulation, filtration, and chemical distribution. The exact runtime depends on your pool size, bather load, and seasonal conditions.
Pool filter sand should be changed every 3-7 years depending on pool usage, bather load, and water chemistry maintenance. Sand becomes less effective over time as particles round off and channels form.
Pool cartridge filters typically last 2-4 weeks before needing replacement, though this varies based on pool usage, bather load, and water conditions. Clean filters every 1-2 weeks to extend their lifespan.
Pool filter cartridges typically last 2-4 weeks with proper maintenance, but actual lifespan depends on bather load, water chemistry balance, and cleaning frequency. Cartridges should be replaced when cleaning no longer restores proper flow.
You don't need to run your pool filter 24/7, but it should run 8-12 hours daily for most pools. The exact runtime depends on your pool size, bather load, weather conditions, and filtration system efficiency.
Yes, you can use pool chlorine in your spa, but spa chemistry requires different concentration levels and more frequent monitoring due to higher temperatures and bather loads.
