Can You Use Salt in Pool Without Saltwater System?
You should not add salt to a regular chlorine pool without a saltwater system. Salt will not provide sanitization and can damage pool equipment while creating water balance issues.
You should not add salt to a regular chlorine pool without a saltwater system. Salt will not provide sanitization and can damage pool equipment while creating water balance issues.
Pool antifreeze is necessary if your pool equipment and plumbing lines can't be completely drained or if temperatures regularly drop below freezing. Use only propylene glycol-based pool antifreeze, never automotive antifreeze.
Yes, you should cover pool equipment during winter to protect it from freeze damage, debris, and UV exposure. Key equipment like pumps, heaters, and control panels benefit most from protective covers.
Yes, you can and should cover a pool heater during winter months or when not in use. Use breathable, waterproof covers specifically designed for pool equipment to prevent moisture buildup while protecting from debris and weather.
Yes, you should cover most pool equipment in winter to protect against freezing, moisture, and debris. Focus on protecting your pump, heater, control panels, and any exposed plumbing while ensuring proper ventilation.
You need a bigger pool pump if it can't turn over your entire pool volume in 8-10 hours, struggles to maintain proper circulation, or can't effectively run your pool equipment. Calculate your required flow rate based on pool volume and equipment needs.