As far as pool maintenance Perth is concerned, the task is not very complex and would generally involve hiring a specialist for the same. But this task can be done through DIY as well, provided that the checklist that we have here in this post is followed.
Basic Pool Care Checklist
- Opening Your Pool.
- Removing, cleaning and storing the pool cover.
- Thoroughly cleaning and vacuuming the pool.
- Adding water to the desired height at the prescribed rate of 1” (25mm) per hour.
- Testing water balance, pH, and Calcium Hardness and Total Alkalinity levels.
- Inspecting electrical service, pool pumps Perth, filters, skimmers, drains, ladders, diving boards, plugs, gauges, and other important components of the system.
- Lubricating fittings, valves, O-rings, and plugs.
- Inspecting tile and grout installations, and clean tiles and skimmer with cleanser.
- Taking a sample of pool water to a pool water expert for analysis.
- Cleaning and inspecting pool deck.
- Skimming the pool water surface and vacuum pool bottom.
Here Are Some Steps That You Need To Take On a Weekly Basis –
- Remove any large accumulation of debris on the bottom with a leaf scoop.
- Feed the pool with chlorine or other sanitizer to satisfy its requirements either manually or automatically.
- Remove floating leaves.
- Test and adjust pH and it should be in the range 7.4–7.7, if the pool has a vinyl or tile finish.
- Test chlorine levels in the pool water and free chlorine levels should be between 1-3 PPM, Free bromine levels should be between 3-5 PPM.
Monthly Pool Maintenance Perth steps to be taken are –
- Test and adjust Calcium Hardness.
- Test and adjust for Total Dissolved Solids.
- Test the total alkalinity, which should be in the range of 120-150 PPM.
- Chemically clean the filter.
- Visually inspect tile, grout, sealant, and other exposed elements of pool.
- Conduct Lange lier Saturation Index evaluation and adjust as necessary.
- Test your salt levels if you have a saltwater pool.
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