You test the pool and the pH is high. You add acid and bring it back down. A few days later, you’re doing it again.

You test the pool. Chlorine is there. The pH doesn’t look wildly out of range. You clean the baskets, maybe add whatever the test kit

You clean the tile. It looks good for a while. Then that familiar white, gray or slightly greasy-looking line starts appearing around the pool again.

Lake Havasu is brutally hard on pool water. Strong sunlight, high temperatures, dust, heavy swimming and a long pool season can all increase the attention

The time of day a pool pump runs in Arizona’s summer affects three things simultaneously: water quality, pool equipment lifespan, and the electricity bill. Most

Clear pool water is the standard most pool owners use to evaluate whether their pool is safe to swim in. It’s an understandable standard and