Most pool owners run their pump either too little or way too long. The right daily run time depends on your pool volume, pump flow rate, and time of year. This guide gives you specific numbers to work with, not a one-size-fits-all answer.
Running your pool pump the right amount of time saves money and keeps the water clear. Most pools need 8 hours a day, but your actual number depends on pool size and pump flow rate. This post shows you how to calculate it and where people go wrong.
Most pool owners run their pump 8 hours a day and call it done, but that number can be too much or too little depending on your setup. This post breaks down how to calculate the right runtime for your pool size and pump type, including how to cut your energy bill with a variable speed pump.
Above-ground pools share a handful of recurring headaches: green water, low pump pressure, wrinkled liners, persistent algae, and cloudy water that won't clear. This guide covers each problem with specific fixes, not vague advice. If your pool is acting up, the answer is probably here.
Most pool owners run their pump too long or not long enough - and neither is free. The right daily run time depends on your pool's volume, your pump's flow rate, and the time of year. This guide walks you through how to find the right number for your specific setup.
