June 24 2011 Table of Contents

In lieu of a column on the start of Wimbledon (my money’s on Nadal), I give you scattered thoughts… Read more

Children under the age of 5 comprised approximately 78 percent of pool- or spa-related submersion injuries nationwide in 2010, down only slightly from the previous year. Read more

As the industry scrambles to address the recently announced CPSC drain-cover recall, the ripple effects are starting to be felt. Read more

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s far-reaching drain-cover recall is the largest in industry history. Read more

Two Texas bills affecting the pool and spa industry are on their way to the governor’s desk. Read more

Variable-speed pumps have come a long way, just ask Ben Honadel. Read more

While the hot tub market may not be as robust as in years past, plenty of spa dealers are still doing well. Read more

Last year, Walt Leiffer and Nai Saechao installed an automatic cover on a vanishing-edge pool in Sonoma, Calif. As soon as they arrived on-site, it became apparent this was no ordinary job. Read more

I recently experienced a momentous occasion that reminded me of the importance of a few of life’s simple lessons. Read more

Keeping the pool clean is a dirty job, which is why to clear dirt and debris effectively, pool filters need periodic cleanings themselves. Read more

All swimming pool filters are equipped with pressure gauges that measure the pressure within the filter in pounds per square inch. Read more

In any region of the country where pools sit unused for a few months, opening day is the time to tune up equipment for the coming swim season. Read more

Lately, Bruce Greene has noticed some familiar faces entering his showroom. Read more