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  One key advantage of having your own swimming pool is being able to help keep up your fitness routine without any need to travel to a public or commercial pool. It would hardly make sense, then, if you failed to keep your pool water clean and properly disinfected — as otherwise, swimming in it could pose major risks to your health.  Here are a few mistakes that you might be making with your swimming pool maintenance efforts. Neglecting regular skimming Especially if your swimming pool is outdoors, dirt and debris could too easily collect on top of the water’s surface and be left floating there long before it is removed. You might be wondering: “Wouldn’t my pool’s filter get rid of it all anyway?” Well, that is one possibility. However, if you don’t make a daily habit of skimming the pool surface to clear away the likes of leaves and insects, they could clog up the filter and hinder its effectiveness. Not keeping the filter sufficiently clean  Your pool’s...

  Maybe you are set to build your own swimming pool, incentivised by the convenience it would bring — especially if you love keeping fit or simply tapping into the  mental health benefits of swimming . What if your home already has an onsite swimming pool? If it was originally installed a while ago, you might want to do more than just pick up such  swimming pool supplies  as nets and brushes.  After all, by now, some components of the pool might have started disintegrating — in which case, you could consider pouring some money into a few upgrades or a remodelling project. Whether you will be building a swimming pool afresh or improving an existing one, you should be careful to choose the right fittings. Of course, it isn’t always easy to discern the “right” fittings, but here are a few important ones that you might easily overlook.  Pool safety fencing You might want (or already have) an outdoor swimming pool, but here’s a question worth answeri...