
This Swimming Pool help blog is designed to help the DO IT YOURSELF SWIMMING POOL OWNERS. With help tips on proper swimming pool care. Recomendation that can save you time and money. We are here to help. Swimming pool information is given to you by Swim Clear Pool Service L.L.C. www.swimcleartx.com and Swimclearpoolsupply.com. Swimming Pool Supplies in McKinney Texas that can be shipped to your door.
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Friday, June 10, 2011
The New MX8 by Baracuda

Friday, May 13, 2011
How your water chemisrty effects your pocket book.
See what happens to you when you do not check your water chemistry!!!Normally the first thing that comes to mind with improperly balance swimming pool water is algae. And rightfully so, which obviously impacts the pocket book trying to treat the algae.
How much did you spend on the last algae treatment?
Improperly kept water chemistry can affect you another way a you may not even notice. As the heat rises so does the chemical usage but here is a helpful tip, have all the chemical levels tested and balance them. A good example of of how it can cost you is seen most often in salt water pools. Unlike using tablet chlorine which adds a "top off" of cyanuric acid (Stabilizer) with each tablet, in a salt unless you are subsidising with more stabilizer then the level will drop. With a lack of an adequate amount of stabilizer the chlorine in the swimming pool burns out faster thus the more need for chlorine, thus the burning sensation in the pocket book.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Spring Filter Cleans
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Salt System with an EASY Installation

Saturday, February 26, 2011
Is It Really O.K. For Pets To Drink The Pool Water?
It is recommended that you pet owners limit the amount of pool water intake of your family pet. The chemicals used to maintain proper pool balance is not good for regular drinking for not only pets, but humans as well. Keep as much fresh water outside as possible to limit the pool water drinking. If you pet is free to travel in and out of the house, then keep just as much fresh water inside as outside of the home for your pet to drink.
Vets have said that too much intake of chlorinated water will destroy the good bacteria in pets that helps with digestion, which will cause them to get sick. Watch your pets closely if in fact he/she is drinking out of the pool regularly, as it could cause consistent diarrhea, constipation, and even vomiting.
If at all possible, try to prevent your pets from drinking your pool water, so the possibility of future health problems can not occur.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Warmer Weather, Pool Opening Time?
Eight steps to help you get started
1. Check all pool equipment for leaks. A proper equipment pad should be dry and no air in the system.
2. Lubricate all o-rings including Lid, backwash valve, etc.
3. With sand filters, open to check sand quality and level.
4. With DE filters, it is a good time to take the filter a part, clean and inspect the grids. If you are following Swim Clear Pool Supply's time line March is the month to do it.
5. With cartridge filters open, clean and check cartridges for damage or wear.
6. Start and test all equipment pad equipment. Test the spa blower, Heater, Lights, etc.
7. Take the pool cleaner out of the water to check for wearing parts and replace as necessary
8. Do a full water balance test and make appropriate adjustments
Finding the opportunity now can save you time and money later!
Friday, February 18, 2011
Tired of Dirty Spas and Corners?


Wednesday, February 9, 2011
5 Steps To Protect Your Swimming Pool From Freeze Damage When The Equipment Fails
1. Ensure mail power is turned off either through the breaker or main kill switch. This is done because if the pool equipment turns on after the following steps are preformed, additional damage can occur through the pump running dry.
2. Open lids to pool pump(s), chlorinator, or any items with removable lids excluding filter. It is a good idea to keep lids slightly on to prevent anything getting in them.
3. Open any air relief valves.
4. Remove all drain plugs. This includes all pumps (most pumps have 2 plugs), booster pump, filter, heater, etc.
5. Covering the equipment with a blanket is not necessary however a good idea.
Note, before pool equipment can be operational again, all plugs must be re-installed, lids tightened and pump re primed with water.
Swim Clear Pool Service is also available for addition questions
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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