Yes, pool chemicals can cause rashes through unbalanced water chemistry, excessive chlorine exposure, or pH imbalances. The key is maintaining proper chemical balance and testing regularly to prevent skin irritation.
Pool covers are highly effective at preventing algae by blocking sunlight and reducing debris, but they don't eliminate the need for proper chemical balance and filtration.
Above ground pool liners typically last 5-9 years depending on quality, maintenance, and environmental factors. Premium vinyl liners with proper chemical balance and UV protection can reach the upper end of this range.
Fix cloudy pool water by immediately shocking to proper levels based on your CYA, running your filter 24/7, and maintaining proper chemical balance until water clears in 24-48 hours.
Above ground pool liners typically last 15-20 years, but harsh winter conditions can reduce this lifespan by 2-3 years if not properly winterized. Proper water level maintenance, chemical balance, and cover protection are essential for winter liner preservation.
This appears to be a question about airline miles rather than pool maintenance. However, we'll provide comprehensive pool maintenance guidance to help with proper pool care and chemical balance.
Salt water pools do not raise blood pressure through skin absorption, as pool salt levels are much lower than ocean water. However, improper chemical balance can cause skin irritation that may indirectly affect stress levels.
Wait 24-48 hours after shocking your pool before adding algaecide, allowing chlorine levels to drop below 5 ppm. Test your water first to ensure proper chemical balance and maximum algaecide effectiveness.
