“Philanthropy is almost the only virtue which is sufficiently appreciated by mankind,” wrote the philosopher Henry David Thoreau. Read more
When most of us think of a homicide, images of plaster, rebar and a pool pump don’t typically come to mind. Read more
A new model code being developed by the Association of Pool & Spa Professionals and the International Code Council has passed the first of two sets of hearings. Read more
After a two-day trial, one of Chicagoland’s premier pool builders was found not guilty of illegally dumping hazardous chemicals. Read more
As a result of ongoing concerns regarding the underreporting of drownings in metropolitan areas, safety groups across the country are taking action. Read more
After 30 years in business, a North Florida pool builder has closed its doors. Read more
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Sales of new pool equipment are on the rise this spring as manycustomers who ordered repairs in previous seasons are now making the leap into new purchases. Read more
Surviving relatives of an entrapment victim have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Sandals Resorts International and several manufacturers. Read more
Mom-and-pop stores have been the cornerstone of the pool and spa retail business for decades. Read more
While electrolytic chlorine generators (ECGs) for residential pools have traditionally been sized by pool volume, ECGs for commercial pools take bather load into account. Read more
Every service technician has a preferred method for testing pool water — whether it’s test strips, a titration kit or some combination of each. Read more
Electronic oxidation reduction potential (ORP) and pH meters can provide precise numeric measurements. Still, these devices are subject to their own types of errors. Read more