Hey Pool Owners! Are you damaging your pool liner by using shock? Any chemical that clumps on or around your pool liner can damage it. So if you’re using shock, consider pre-dissolving it in a bucket of water. Then add it to the pool by slowly pouring it around the edges. This will help reduce the risk of bleaching your liner. Follow us at Swim University for more pool care tips throughout the year. . . . #pool #poolcare #poolmaintenance #poolchemistry #swimuniversity #dyk #helpful #tips #poolti

How often should you shock your pool? The answer might be more often than you think… Here are the 5 rules for shocking your pool: Shock once a week with a non-chlorine shock to reboot your active chlorine Shock when you open your pool to kill contaminants Shock after a party or heavy use Shock after a heavy rainstorm Shock when closing your pool If your pool is cloudy after shocking, use a clarifier or flocculant to clear things up, like Swim University’s line of water clarifiers. Follow us at S