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If you are comparing a saltwater vs chlorine pool in Melbourne, the short answer is: a salt chlorinator is often easier for day-to-day dosing because it generates chlorine automatically, while a...

Did clear pool water turn tea-coloured just after a chlorine dose? It’s alarming—but it doesn’t automatically mean the water is ruined. Chlorine may have oxidised dissolved iron or another metal, but...

Pool maintenance in Melbourne does not come with one universal annual price. The total depends on how often the pool is serviced, whether chemicals are included, how much the pump runs, and whether...

You lift the pool cover for the first warm weekend and find murky green water instead of a swim-ready pool. A pool that has turned green after winter is often dealing with algae, but adding a random...

You walk outside expecting crystal-clear water, but your pool looks more like a bubble bath. Maybe there is a thin layer of white foam on the surface. Maybe bubbles are streaming from the return jets...

You can hear the pool pump running, but the water still looks flat. The return jets are weak, the skimmer is not pulling properly, or there is barely any movement in the pool. It is a frustrating...

Sometimes you do. But very often, adding another bottle or bag of chlorine without checking what is actually going on only wastes chemicals, costs you money and makes balancing the pool more difficult...

Spring finally arrives in Melbourne. The weather starts warming up, you pull the cover back, glance at the pool and then notice it: A strange yellow dust sitting on the floor, steps or sides of the...

Maintaining a clean swimming pool is about more than removing leaves and adding chlorine. Your pool water also needs the right chemical balance so it stays clear, comfortable and safe for swimming...