Most Las Vegas pools operate year-round due to the desert climate, with peak season from May through October. Many commercial pools and resorts stay open 24/7 during peak months, while residential pools typically benefit from heating systems November through March.
Disney generally prohibits pool hopping between resorts, but guests can use pools within their resort category and some exceptions exist for dining reservations and specific resort partnerships.
Cloudy pool water results from poor filtration, chemical imbalance, or contaminants. Fix by testing chemistry, shocking to proper FC/CYA ratio, and running filtration 24/7 until clear.
Yes, you can drain above ground pools, but it requires careful planning and proper equipment. Use a submersible pump or siphon method, and never drain during high winds or when the liner is brittle from cold weather.
Yes, millions of people have salt water pools, which are actually traditional chlorine pools with a saltwater chlorine generator (SWG) that produces chlorine from salt rather than adding liquid chlorine manually.
Pool water should never be filtered for drinking due to chemical contamination and health risks. Even advanced filtration cannot remove all pool chemicals, making it unsafe for consumption.
Yes, green pool water can almost always be saved using the SLAM (Shock Level and Maintain) method. It's much more cost-effective than draining and refilling, though it requires patience and consistent effort over several days.
