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The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported that the maximum level of residual chlorine safe for drinking water is 4 parts per million (PPM). In contrast, the chlorine levels in a Clear Comfort home pool can range between just 0 to 1.15 ppm.
This year is an important year for the swimming community. While swimming fans know the annual major international competitions, none
If you’re planning to build or remodel your pool in 2016, here are some of the top trends in swimming
Are you looking for a gift for a pool owner or swimmer? We’ve got you covered! Below are gift ideas
The YMCA of Boulder Valley has a mission to provide the best experience to its members, so when Vice President
It’s no secret that chlorine is not good for your health and that after swimming in a chlorinated pool, you
Soaking in a hot tub or spa can provide many health benefits, including stress relief, improved sleep and pain relief.
Last week I shared a story about a day in my life when I was a competitive swimmer for the top
Last weekend, I walked into an aquatics facility with an indoor pool and was greeted by the heavy smell of chlorine in the air. This facility uses a salt pool system, and the chlorine smell (yes, salt pools are chlorinated) permeated beyond the pool room to the offices and shop attached.
Chlorine has been the status quo for a long, long time, and the industry has accepted the stink that comes with it. But that is rapidly changing.
Why waste time and money overusing toxic chemicals? Discover the future of healthy, easy and sustainable water treatment. Join thousands who’ve already chosen Clear Comfort® AOP today.