Unsure if you need a pool cover for winter? Discover how the right cover saves water and money, plus expert cleaning tips for Australian pools.

Yes, you can convert salt pool to magnesium. Discover the costs, glass media upgrades, and a 5-step guide to a silky, therapeutic swim.

If you own a pool in Australia, you’ve probably seen it: a thin yellow layer on the bottom that just won’t go away. You brush it off, and a few hours later, it’s back in the same spot. At first, it might look like dirt, sand, or

Have you noticed a slimy, transparent layer coating your pool tiles even though the water looks chemically balanced? Or perhaps your chlorine levels are dropping inexplicably fast, no matter how much sanitiser you add? You might be dealing with biofilm. Unlike algae, which is usually easy to spot and treat,

Australians love the beach. It is part of everyday life. Morning swims, weekend surf sessions, sandy kids, salty towels. The problem starts when the beach comes home with you and ends up in your pool. Stepping into the water and feeling gritty sand under your feet is uncomfortable, and it

It’s hitting 35 degrees, the kids are desperate to swim, but you’re worried about the water level dropping. It’s the classic Aussie summer struggle: keeping your pool healthy without breaking strict council rules or getting hit with a nasty fine. You don't want a green

If you own a pool in Australia, chances are it’s pebblecrete. This exposed aggregate finish is a classic choice Down Under because it’s durable, non-slip, and looks fantastic against our blue skies. However, every pebblecrete pool owner knows the struggle: that textured surface is a magnet for dirt,

You clean your pool, and the water is sparkling and clear. But then you notice it, a greasy, ugly ring at the edge of the pool. Even though the water looks great, the waterline makes it look messy. Many pool owners hate this. Scrubbing it by hand is hard, hot,

You look at your pool and feel tired already. Water is not clear. Algae comes back even after chlorine. You clean today; tomorrow it looks bad again. Many pool owners face this and feel confused. Most of the time, the problem is not that you are doing something wrong. The

It is important to keep a healthy pool at all times, for the sake of the users’ well-being and the pool. Therefore, pool filters are a must-have for pool owners who prefer doing it themselves. To keep your pool in great condition, the pool filter has to be in great

Walking down the aisle of your local hardware store or pool shop, you might feel like you need a chemistry degree to understand the labels. You see "Borax," "Sodium Borate," "Sodium Tetraborate," and "Boric Acid." A common question we hear from Australian

The Australian summer is known to be hot. The oppressive sun scorches your backyard and before the day is over, your pool appears to be decreasing every day. This is not just a small inconvenience to many owners of pools. This means that it results in exceeding the water bills