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Hot Tub Maintenance: A Comprehensive Guide From The Pool Guy

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  Introduction To Hot Tub Maintenance Proper hot tub maintenance is crucial for ensuring a clean, safe, and enjoyable experience. Regular upkeep not only extends the lifespan of your hot tub but also prevents potential health hazards. In this comprehensive guide, we will cover essential maintenance tasks, advanced tips, and safety precautions. And remember, if you have any issues, or need more information, connect with us at The Pool Guy Pro ! Types of Hot Tubs There are three main types of hot tubs: Inflatable hot tubs : Portable and budget-friendly, but require more frequent maintenance Acrylic hot tubs : Durable and easy to maintain, with a wide range of features Wooden hot tubs : Aesthetically pleasing and eco-friendly, but require more extensive care Each type of hot tub has unique maintenance requirements, which we will discuss in detail. Essential Hot Tub Maintenance Tasks Regular Cleaning To keep your hot tub in pristine condition, perform these regular cleaning tasks: Ski...

How To Get Your Pool Ready For The Summer!

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Summer is right around the corner, and for pool owners in Ashland, Ohio, it's time to get your pool ready for the season! With the warm weather fastly approaching, you'll want to make sure your pool is in excellent condition so that you and your family can enjoy it all summer long. Here are some tips from The Pool Guy about how to prepare your pool for the summer: Clean the Pool Deck and Surrounding Area Before you start filling up your pool, it's a good idea to clean the pool deck and surrounding area. This will help to prevent any debris or dirt from getting into your pool. Use a pressure washer to clean the deck and remove any stains. You can also use a broom to sweep the area around the pool. Check the Pool Equipment It's essential to check your pool equipment, including the pump, filter, and heater, to make sure they are in working order. If you notice any leaks or damage, it's best to get them fixed before you start using your pool. You should also make sure ...

7 Spring Pool Care Tips

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Early spring is the best time to open your pool! It's time to peel back your pool cover and get ready for summer! Because algae thrive in temperatures of 65 degrees+, March is the best month to open your pool. So, how can you take care of your pool this spring? Here are seven steps:  1. Check the pool for signs of damage.  Even if your pool was covered in the winter, it's possible that severe weather could have caused cracks or other significant wear and tear. Also, check your pool pump for damages.  Contact a repair pro  as needed. 2. Clean your pool cover  One of the main purposes of a pool cover is to keep your pool free from any contaminants and debris. That debris could still be sitting on top, so rinse with a hose, and suck up any excess water with a pool cover pump.  3. Use your pool skimmer  Once you've cleaned, removed, and safely stored your pool cover, the next step is to remove floating debris. 4. Brush your pool's walls Pool walls should b...

How to Care for Your Pool in the Off-Season

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  The Pool Guy offers winter swimming pool maintenance and repair to the Richland County area. Last month, we discussed how to properly take care of your hot tub for the winter season; But what about your pool? Is winter maintenance necessary for pools, too? Our answer is yes . In order to protect your pool equipment, regular maintenance in all seasons is necessary. To help you out this winter, we’ve put together some helpful information to keep in mind:  Pool covers are necessary for the winter To maintain your pool’s health, you’ll need to keep it covered. Doing so protects water from dangerous contaminants, debris, leaves, and snow and ice. In addition to using a pool cover, you’ll also want to regularly clean debris off of the cover. Too much weight on the pool cover can tear it or cause it to become detached, resulting in unclean water.  Watch out for freezing weather  Weather below 32 degrees Fahrenheit can potentially cause major plumbing issues and damage to ...

How to Optimize Your Winter Hot Tub Experience in 2022

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Hot tub service means a clean, relaxing pastime for your 2022 Do these cold months have you missing warm summer days in the pool, floating on a raft with the sun on your face? Call the Pool Guy at (419) 544-2881! We can start preparing your pool for opening in the spring, so you can get the most out of those sunnier months. In the meantime, enjoy your hot tub! Now’s the time to relax, and nothing says relaxation like the chill of winter on your back while warm water soaks into your sore, cold muscles. Hot tubs can be a great way to prevent muscle injuries during a hard day’s work, sweat out harmful toxins, and reduce cold symptoms. In order to enjoy those benefits, follow these tips:  Keep your water warm!  Jets are everyone’s favorite hot tub function, but use them for too long, and you’ll reduce the overall water temperature. For additional protection, invest in a quality covering that traps heat inside your tub, and regularly wipe it clean of snow.   Regulate water flo...

When to Repair Your Hot Tub

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  The Summer is here! That means you're going to be spending more time in your hot tub looking out at the stars with a cool drink in your hand. Sometimes though, hot tubs can be as hard to maintain as pools! Do you know when it's time to get your hot tub serviced by The Pool Guy ? Here are some signs to look for! Algae Buildups One easy sign that it's time to get your hot tub serviced is algae buildup. There could be a couple reasons why this is happening. First, your hot tub may not be filtering and cycling water properly. On the other hand, you may just need to switch up some chemicals and help kill the algae. If you notice green water, this is a sure sign of algae buildups. Low Water Temperature When you take off the cover on a cool night with a breeze only to step into cold or lukewarm water, it can be a real downer! If you notice that your hot tub isn't heating properly or losing heat when you're in the tub, this could be a sign of a heater gone bad. Don't...