The New Years Resolution is take better care of your pool. Frank and Jacque discuss several things you can do to save money and have a better working, more usable pool.

Pool water testing and pool chemistry are critical in properly maintaining your pool. Properly balanced and sanitized pool water not only makes your pool look better, but it makes the pool easier to manage and it saves you money. Overcoming algae or water quality issues costs a lot more in chemicals in maintenance than preventing them. And of course Frank talks about borates, again.

Proper pool circulation and filtration is just as important in managing your swimming pool water quality. Poor circulation or filtration can sometimes be managed or overcome with more pool chemicals, but it is much more expensive. Proper circulation and filtration will save you money and help your pool water quality be the best it can be.

Brushing and removing organic debris will also save you money on pool chemicals and keep your pool more manageable.

Run waterfalls and features once per day for a short period. Don''t run them for several hours a day unless you are present and able to enjoy it. This will save you money, reduce evaporation, and help you use less pool chemicals.

Don't run your automated pressure or suction side cleaner more than what is necessary. Running them extra only costs you more money in electricity and it wears the cleaners out faster, which cost you money in pool cleaner parts and repairs.

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