ORP or Oxidation Reduction Potential is a term that you may have heard in relation to managing the water quality in your pool, but what does it actually mean?
How an existing pool can be made more eco-friendly – and cheaper to run.
Ultraviolet water treatment systems are becoming increasingly popular in the UK. What are the advantages of UV pool water treatment?
This article looks at the four major water quality tests that you need to do on the water in your swimming pool.
In this article we look at some of the reasons why you may not be able to get a chlorine reading in your pool water.
Testing your pool water with a digital meter can give you accurate results more quickly and more easily than with a traditional system.
A thunderstorm will sometimes turn an outdoor swimming pool green; this article tells you why.
We have all heard the phrase, ‘Olympic sized pool’ but what regulations define that pool and why?
In this article we look at a few ideas and suggestions on how to reduce the running costs of your swimming pool.
Does a swimming pool ever need to be drained and if so, how often should that be done?
Saltwater swimming pools are becoming more popular. This article looks at the pros and cons to see if a saltwater swimming pool would be suitable for you.
Seven water companies across south and eastern England are introducing hosepipe bans from Thursday, 5 April 2012. The ban prohibits the topping up of a domestic swimming pool in these areas. This article gives you more information on how it might affect you.
Chlorine or Bromine. Which is the best sanitiser for your pool? This article compares chlorine and bromine and looks at the differences between them as pool sanitisers.
An article with some tips on how you can improve your swimming in order to get the most from your pool.
In this article we will look at swimming pool filtration; how it works and why it is so important.