More and more individuals are going for an evening dip whether in the beach or in a backyard swimming pool. Swimming during the day can have its many advantages; however, you do run the risk of getting sunburn in the hot summer months. That is why, there are now more swimmers dipping in the pool on more tolerable summer nights. And as any other fixture in a modern home, a swimming pool must be properly maintained whether it is for daytime or night time purposes.

The smell of summer is already wonderfully seeping into the air, and what better way there is to enjoy summer than to frolic under the sun and splash some waters.

Summer time is a great time to use your swimming pool not only to provide you with the cooling comfort against the searing heat of the sun but also as a great instrument to enjoy the company of family and friends.

Researchers have figured out how to make a test to quantify how much pee is in a swimming pool. It appears that peeing in the pool has turned out to be ordinary, and even prominent swimmers have confessed to doing it amid thorough instructional courses, contending that the chlorine “executes it”.

The backyard area can be a dangerous place for young children. Luckily, there are many options for backyard pool safety. There are a variety of products for pool owners to choose from in the Safety Harbor area, and trusted swimming pool maintenance specialists that can install them.

A natural swimming pool or natural swimming pond (NSP) is a system consisting of a constructed body of water, where the water is contained by an isolating membrane or membranes, in which no chemicals or devices that disinfect or sterilize water are used, and all clarifying and purifying of the water is achieved through biological filters and plants rooted hydroponically in the system.

In honor of National Water Safety Month, Dog Days Pool Service is dedicating this blog to families preparing for the upcoming summer months. Pool parties, barbecuing, family and friends gathering are always enjoyable and relaxing in so many ways. This month of May is declared to be “National Water Safety Month” .

Don’t get fooled on the 1st day of April with trending stories that people pull pranks on the 1st day of April. What you should be doing on the first day of April is thinking about conserving water. Being a pool owner you think how would this be possible? Well as a pool owner you too can do your part and here’s how: