Stop Growing Up Your Power 💵 Bills
If it’s that time of the year when we would start using our swimming pools on a regular basis then heating systems would be running (if you’re using them), and lots of topping up of pool water and filters are on for longer.
The five tips to assist you to save money on the operating costs of your swimming pool this summer are mentioned below.
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Often Clean Filter Baskets
If the filters are blocked, it will put a lot of stress on the pumps and thereby lower the efficiency of the motors. Inspect and clean the filter baskets every few days if you’re in a region where lots of leaves are dropping into the pool. This assists the pumps and motor work in a better way and helps in lengthening equipment life.
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Inspect Filter Times Regularly
On your energy bill, if you have off-peak charges available then consider running the pool pump during those hours to lower the cost. Nonetheless, before you change times, make sure you consider your neighbors because the noise of the pumps running during the night may not be acceptable.
You also need to examine that the filter only runs for the number of hours it really needs to, many runs for longer than required. Indeed, timers are cheap to buy and simple to install. Suppose, you don’t possess a timer, it is worth considering getting one so as to program it according to your requirements.
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Pool Heating Systems
Remember to use your solar heater when the sun is out to heat the water during the daytime and not during the night. In order to save a bit more, consider reducing the temperature by a degree or two so that it has less work to do. In this way, solar pool heating systems will help you to reduce the cost significantly.
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Saving Precious Water
Topping up your pool water can add considerable costs to your water bills. It is a good thing to use a pool cover to lower the loss from evaporation and dissuade children from splashing and diving repeatedly as it can drain your pool water rapidly.
In case, you have a rainwater tank, use it to top up your pool. And if you don’t have a rainwater tank, think of buying one. As water prices are increasing more quickly than electricity, it’s really worth the investment.
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Always Use a Pool Cover
In swimming pools, evaporation is a big concern and by simply using a pool cover, you can lower your water evaporation by up to 90%. Secondly, the cover aids the temperature and maintains it at around 6C to 8C higher and keeps the water cleaner. It makes it warmer to get into and lowers heating system costs. If you own a cover, make sure you use it. If you don’t have them, some water authorities still provide discounts to help with the cost of installing them.
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