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Question: How long should I run my pool pump for?

ANSWER: You should run your pool pump at least 8-10 hours per day between May thru October and at least 6-8 hours per day between November thru April. Also, a great way to remember is for every 10 degrees of temperature is 1 hour of run time. For example, if the temperature is consistent around 80 degrees, run your pool 8 hours a day.

Question: Do I need to run my pool pump during freezing temperatures?

ANSWER: Yes, it is wise to run your pool pump during freezing temperatures because it will prevent equipment and the piping from expanding and braking. For example, here in Florida, temperatures have dropped below freezing for a few hours. In those hours are the times you would run your pool pump. So keep aware of the weather during the winter months. Also there are new energy efficient pumps that have built in freeze protection. If you would like to learn more just fill out our form on the contact us page.

Question: Salt-water Chlorinator?

ANSWER: A salt-water chlorinator is a sanitizer and replaces the need to physically add chlorine to your pool. Salt-water chlorinators is a machines that is part of your equipment that will make chlorine and automatically dispense it to your pool.

Question: Why would I want a salt-water chlorinator?

ANSWER: The use of a salt-water chlorinators eliminates the chemical feel that you get from physically adding liquid chlorine to your pool. Salt-water chlorinators basically eliminates itchy skin and eye-irritation.

Question: Should I run my pool vacuum all the time?

ANSWER: Great Question!!. Running your pool vacuum all the time varies. Depending on how dirty your pool gets will ultimately depend on how often you run your vacuum in the pool. Pools that are screened-in with a vacuum typically should run less than pools that are not screened-in. Remember, running your pool vacuum as needed and keeping your pool water balanced properly will ensure longer life for your vacuum.