Ep.6 The “Don't” list of pool care.

Send us Fan Mail"Don'ts" for pool owners and service techs. Common things we see that pool owners and service techs should not do. ep-6-the-don-t-list-of-pool-careThe Deep End Pool Podcast episode focuses on pool maintenance tips and don'ts. Key points include the dangers of storing chemicals in garages or sheds due to fire and corrosion risks, and the importance of proper chemical disposal to avoid fires. It advises against adding water to pools, draining pools without professional guidance, and using wire brushes on tile to avoid scratching. The podcast emphasizes the need for regular equipment checks, proper chemical dosing, and the importance of not ignoring signs of wear or damage. It also highlights the risks of using stabilized chlorine in tabs pools and the necessity of replacing old main drain covers for safety.Transcripthttps://otter.ai/u/agkAQLwfs2WbjEJifBD2JBSX8MU?view=transcriptAction Items[ ] Do not store pool chemicals in the garage or shed. Use an outdoor chemical storage chest.[ ] Rinse out chemical containers before disposing to avoid fire hazards.[ ] Do not put chlorine tabs directly in the skimmer.[ ] Do not add shock directly to the skimmer, especially with a chlorinator. Dissolve and pour it in.[ ] Know the size of your pool and dose chemicals accordingly, don't just guess.[ ] Be careful when replacing a pump motor - also replace the shaft seal.[ ] Do not overlubricate pump lids. Just a small amount to keep the O-ring pliable.[ ] Regularly inspect pool equipment and address any issues promptly.[ ] Pool service techs should not add water to the pool, that is the customer's responsibility.Please give us a 5 star rating and a review, and contact us at [email protected] for questions and show ideas. Thank you