PUMP IT UP: Keep Your Pool Pump Running, Clear Debris, and Prevent Green Water

I mean, you know, if it... seizes or burns out or the circulation stops or the water turns green and we got a lot to think about with with the pump is why do you think curious your thoughts on on like the fall season it can be dangerous for that piece of equipment to go bad you know we want to keep an eye on it even during the fall when we might be swimming less

that's good good point so as the water starts the weather starts cooling The water in the pool will start cooling as well.

And the beta load will kind of reduce.

And, you know, then the next thing you know, you know, swimming, unless you have your heater and we do a lot of heaters or heat pumps, every how you like to do it, solar.

But we have so many ways to extend your swimming season.

But if you just if you get into the fall and you're thinking about football and you're thinking about drilling and you and the pool kind of takes a little bit of a backseat, not too much, but a little bit.

you just don't think about it right you're kind of like well okay and then the leaves are falling and then then yet next thing you know they're all piled up around the pump and the filter and they're you know i'll blow them off one day i get to it

right right

and then in the bottom oh my gosh all that in the bottom of the pool we're not swimming we'll deal with it later no do not Don't

wait.

Don't wait.

Don't wait.

Don't wait.

It's a really big deal to just maintain it year round because we're in the market.

The region of where we're located at in the States is we're just right at the cusp.

We're not like Florida, but we are just in the winter.

We do get cooler.

Yeah.

But it's enough where you don't need to cover the pool that much.

I mean, people are covering their pools less and less and less.

It's about a focal point in the backyard and more decisions and more family time and more things are done around the pool than it used to be.

So it's kind of like the dinner table back in the day.

And you still do that today.

You sit down and you make decisions together as a family.

And that's kind of what's happened with spas and pools in the backyard.