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3 Products That’ll Enhance Your Pool Business in 2018

There’s always room to grow. Making small changes, like adding to your product line, can make big impacts on your pool business in 2018.
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Whether you have a small or large pool business, there’s always room to grow. Making small changes to your product line can make big impacts on your pool business in 2018.

Every year new, innovative pool products are discovered that make caring for pools easier, more efficient and healthier for swimmers and the environment. Therefore, it’s vital for pool businesses to stay one step ahead of their customers and offer the lasted pool technologies – before customers request them or buy them online.

Here are three new pool products that’ll keep your customers happy, while also improving your pool business’ bottom line in 2018.

1. Sutro

Sutro is a product that floats in the pool and monitors the pool’s chemistry. It operates 24/7 and can measure pH, chlorine levels and alkalinity. This device also connects to a phone app via wifi – so pool owners can remotely monitor pool chemistry and order pool chemical as needed.

In short – Sutro’s pool monitor makes a pool owner’s life easier by taking the stress out of pool care.

Pre-order your Sutro here.

2. Skimdevil

The Skimdevil is a solar-powered robotic pool cleaner that gets the debris off of the top of the pool water. This automatic pool cleaner can navigate around obstacles and clean in small spaces.

In addition, the Skimdevil has Bluetooth capability, which allows for it to connect to smartphones and send alerts. With Skimdevil alerts, pool owners can easily check pool temperature, battery status and charging wattage.

Pre-order you Skimdevil here.

3. Clear Comfort AOP Pool System

Clear Comfort’s award-winning low-chlorine pool and spa sanitation systems use hydroxyl-based advanced oxidation to maintain clean, clear water. This healthy, sustainable approach to pool treatment lowers chemical exposure, while providing effective, easy and independently tested pool disinfection.

In addition, the only maintenance for the Clear Comfort system is an annual replacement cartridge. The system’s led indicator light will illuminate when the pool owner has to replace it, and the replacement process takes less than five minutes.

To place an order, please call Clear Comfort order at 303.872.4477 or email info@clearcomfort.com.

All of these products are a part of a larger industry trend – to help pool owners easily maintain clean, healthy water with less chemical use. Don’t miss out on these opportunities to grow your business and help your customers better in 2018.

 

Jake Krough
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