Tips For Handling Leaves In The Pool
Tips For Handling Leaves In The Pool
There are many things to love in autumn. The changing leaves are particularly beautiful. However, as the owner of a swimming pool, these leaves are a headache. Keeping them away from your swimming pool can be troublesome, especially if you have a lot of trees in your yard. We have put together some tips to help pool owners manage the leaves and make the most of their pool before closing the pool in the fall.
Use pool cover
Pool covers are great for protecting your swimming pool from elements and preventing debris, including leaves. Covering the swimming pool when not in use is the first line of defense against leaves. Just make sure you clean the lid so that the weight of the leaf doesn't let it get into trouble.
Often skimming the leaves in the pool
At this time of the year, you may need to keep the leaf net on hand to remove leaves and other debris from the pool more frequently than usual. Becoming a swimming pool owner is just a fact of life. This can be tedious and time-consuming, but it is an effective way to keep your pool away from the leaves.
Clean the swimming pool regularly.
Once you manage to remove the leaves from the pond, cleaning and testing the water is an important step. You need to use a vacuum cleaner to suck out all the remaining debris and scrub the walls of the swimming pool to minimize leaf contamination. Steps and ladders are usually the most easily soiled by leaves.
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