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From water chemistry to filtration systems. Everything you need to know about your pool, clearly explained.

Opening your pool this spring?

After winter your pool needs a thorough check. Clean the filter, treat the water and set the pH before swimming season.

First pool?

Learn how a pool system actually works: from skimmer to filter pump. Understand the basics and avoid common beginner mistakes.

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Choosing a pool filter pump: which flow rate do you need?

Choosing a pool filter pump: which flow rate do you need?

Pool filter pump buying guide: size your pump for a full turnover in 6 to 8 hours. 30,000-litre pool needs 4 m3/h. Variable speed pumps cut energy costs by up to 80%.

Building a Pool in Your Garden: Choices, Costs and Planning (2026)

Building a Pool in Your Garden: Choices, Costs and Planning (2026)

Pool installation guide: pool types, indicative costs (€15,000 to €80,000), permits, planning and pitfalls. Objective guide for anyone considering a garden pool.

Pool without chlorine: the best alternatives compared

Pool without chlorine: the best alternatives compared

Looking for a chlorine-free pool? Compare saltwater, UV, ozone, bromine and other systems. Honest overview of costs, maintenance and effectiveness.

Pool maintenance schedule: daily, weekly and seasonal (complete guide)

Pool maintenance schedule: daily, weekly and seasonal (complete guide)

Complete pool maintenance schedule: daily, weekly and seasonal tasks. Monthly checklist for clear water and a long-lasting pool. Includes inground pool schedule and seasonal breakdown.

Hot tub buying guide: inflatable, outdoor, or built-in?

Hot tub buying guide: inflatable, outdoor, or built-in?

Buying a hot tub? Compare inflatable (€300-800), hardshell outdoor (€3,000-10,000), and built-in spas (€8,000+). With energy costs, sizing, and maintenance tips.

Pool pH levels: ideal 7.2-7.6 (fix high or low pH)

The ideal pool pH is 7.2-7.6. Too high? Use pH decreaser (sodium bisulfate). Too low? Use pH increaser (sodium carbonate). How to test and correct pool pH step by step.

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