There are a lot of advantages to living in a top-floor apartment. First of all, I don't hear any noises from above me unless it's raining or hailing. Second of all, I can lie in bed and listen to it r...  Read More

This time of year is affectionately known as "opening season" within the pool industry. Memorial Day is often the unofficial sun sports commencement date, and swimming pools around the continent are o...  Read More

Residential swimming pool owners can dose their pools on a weekly dosage at a recommended rate of 4 ounces of Heatsavr for every 400 - 600 square feet, or approximately 20,000 gallons of water. For m...  Read More

​​1 Ecosavr™ will cover a 400 square foot pool (a pool with approximately 15,000 gallons of water) for about a month.  If your pool is larger than that, you can use two Ecosavr™. However, if you have...  Read More

​All pool owners know that keeping a pool warm can sometimes be quite the feat. Pool covers are one way to keep the heat in the pool, instead of evaporating into thin air—literally! Remember when yo...  Read More

​Heatsavr™ is a transparent liquid that spreads itself out over the surface of a body of water. When it is added to your pool, it creates a liquid barrier between the water and the air, which helps to...  Read More

​​If you have a zebra in your pool, that's not something we can help you with. I would recommend calling your local zoo, or possibly your mum. Usually when I have a big problem I call my mum.   I know...  Read More

Your yard is unique, and therefore should be cared for in a distinctly unique manner. There are many common problems that home owners need to find solutions for when it comes to their yard care, but m...  Read More

According to Wikipedia, "A xerophyte (from Greek xero dry, phuton plant) is a species of plant that has adapted to survive in an environment with little liquid water, such as a desert or an ice- or s...  Read More

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​Everyone knows that liquid pool covers save heat in pools by lowering the rate of evaporation, right? Well, some people know that (now you certainly do!). What often goes unrecognised, however, is t...  Read More

​Ultraviolet Light (UV) and Ozone systems provide a secondary treatment option for reducing chloramines in swimming pools and spas. In the first, pool water is exposed to UV rays produced by a high o...  Read More