Keeping your pool water clean and clear in hot weather can be tricky, but with the right tips, you can make sure your pool is always ready for a cool, refreshing swim.

Would an inflatable hot tub work in your backyard? Or even in your house or apartment? Get all the details you need to make your decision.

Winter pool care involves more than just covering it and forgetting about it until spring. By following these top pool maintenance tips, you can safeguard your pool against potential damage, keep the water healthy, and ensure a smooth transition to swimming season when warmer weather arrives.

Whether you’re looking to add a few weeks to either end of pool season, or you’re wanting to keep the water at a comfortably warm temperature year-round, the best way to do that is to add heat to the pool. Luckily, there are many ways you can do that.

Shocking the pool is a crucial step in maintaining sanitary water, but many pool owners are unsure about the waiting period following a shock treatment. So, how long after shocking a pool can you swim? We’re glad you asked!

How long do pool chemicals last? Storage conditions can play a major role in the expiration date of your pool chemicals. Here’s what you need to know about the chemicals in your storage cabinet.

Using high-quality chemicals can make it much easier to maintain a well-balanced, thoroughly sanitized swimming pool. 

The most effective solution to prevent drowning is to combat it, which can be achieved by providing formal swim lessons. Leslie’s teamed up with Olympic gold medalist Cullen Jones to talk about swimming lessons and water safety tips.

If there’s anything you can’t afford to take a shortcut on, it’s caring for your pool. Doing so can cause problems with algae, unsanitary water, and even pool and equipment damage.