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      <h3>The Basics Of Swimming Pool Supply</h3>
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      <i>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;By: Riley Hendersen<br>
      Posted: 2007-07-04 10:56:39</i>
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      Whether you are thinking about installing a pool for your enjoyment or you already have one, there are a few things about swimming pool supply options that you may need to know to keep up the maintenance of your pool.The first and foremost swimming pool supply you will need is a pump or filtration system. Not only do pumps keep pools clean, filtration systems keep harmful and unwanted items from remaining in the pool. Pool heaters are also available for those who prefer warmer swimming water for year-round enjoyment. Heaters pull in water to heat, and release it back into the swimming pool.Pool cleaners and chemicals are another vital swimming pool supply needed for cleaning and maintaining water purity. Cleaners, such as vacuums and nets, use suction to clean dirt and debris from the bottom of the pool, or skimming the water's surface.Chemicals stabilize pool water and make swimming water safe by killing harmful bacteria and keeping chlorine levels in order. Chemicals such as bromine, chlorine, algaecide, and shock are most commonly used in swimming pools. If you are unsure about how to keep proper chemical levels on your own, you may purchase automatic chemical dispensers. These are easy and practical to use, and can help you with dispensing chemicals quickly and safely.Along with chemicals, you will need to make sure you have a test kit, or testing strips, for testing the water on a regular basis. You can find out what chemicals are needed to balance the water at any swimming pool supply store or to see that the water is at a safe chemical level for swimming. These kits can take the guesswork out of knowing what you need to do to your pool for a safe and enjoyable swim.The easiest and most popular way of testing swimming pool water is through the use of test strips. Most testing strips allow you perform a variety of tests on the water all at the same time, unlike test kits which require a separate test for each chemical deficiency.Test strips are simply put in the water, and then compared to a chart to find out what needs to be added. When using chemicals in your swimming pool, be sure to always read directions carefully to prevent an accident. Never touch chlorine, or any other chemical and wear protective gloves when dispensing to prevent burning of the skin. It is important not to mix chemicals and try to make sure all products are compatible with each other.Another common swimming pool supply used by many pool owners is a pool cover. Winter covers, solar covers and safety covers are widely used to maintain cleanliness as well as to protect use of the pumps and heaters. Not only can covers be used to cut down on cleaning during the months the pool is not in use, they can also provide safety to family and pets.While there are many swimming pool supply options to choose from, your needs will really depend on what you personally need and like, as well as your budget. Swimming pool equipment is very important in maintaining the safe operation and maintenance of the water, as well as enjoyment of your pool.For more swimming pool information please visit http://www.swimmingpoolbasics.com - a popular pool website that provides tips, advice and swimming pool resources. Don't forget to check out our page on swimming pool supply.
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