Having a pool means you’ll need to learn all you can about swimming safety. When you and your loved ones know what to do (and what not to do) in the pool, swim time will be safe and enjoyable. To properly practice water safety at home, here are a few things you should know.
Now that you’ve installed a pool and/or outdoor living space on your property, you may want to consider a fire pit or fire bowl. These accessories immediately add warmth to the yard on cool nights. A fire bowl or pit also enhances the aesthetics of your outdoor space. You can even get fire pits and bowls that coordinate with the design of your pool or outdoor fountain. If you’re not sure which fire pits or fire and water bowls are right for you, these suggestions can provide design inspiration.
The safety of our own children and all children visiting home swimming pools must be a primary concern for all home pool owners. During the summer of 2018, according to the USA Swimming Foundation, at least 148 children under age 15 fatally drowned in swimming pools or spas.
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If you and your family are in the process of building a new home, this may be a good time to start the process of having an in-ground pool installed. Building a pool while building a house may seem like a daunting task. However, this may be the best time to construct the pool. Once you are done with the entire building process, you will likely be very satisfied with the results.
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Soaking in a hot tub can be a very relaxing experience that provides excellent health benefits. Hot tubs are a wonderful addition to your home where you can relax, refresh after a long day at work, and spend time with family and friends. Not only will you need to decide on the specific model that will most suit the surroundings and your lifestyle, but you also need to consider what water care system is right for you. Consider the following factors when deciding whether a saltwater or chlorine hot tub is right for you.
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If you have recently purchased a hot tub, several outdoor hot tub accessories can make this new addition to your home more inviting. Hot tubs are a great place to relax, especially after a busy day or strenuous exercise. You can also spend time in the hot tub to relieve tense muscles and chronic joint pain. This can result in getting better sleep and can also improve your mobility.
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Getting a hot tub may not be as major as having an in-ground pool built in the yard. However, a hot tub is still a major purchase, and it’s important that you’re informed before making your choice. There are certain times of the year that are better for buying a hot tub. A number of factors can help you determine when to buy your hot tub. These factors can include your budget and the condition of your yard or outdoor space. Here are some additional outdoor hot tub buying tips that will ensure you’re satisfied with your purchase.
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When the weather turns chilly and the snow begins to fall, there is nothing more relaxing than a long soak in your very own hot tub. Soaking in a hot tub can relax your muscles, soothe your aching joints and even spark romance in your relationship.
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A hot tub is a big investment, therefore the proper and continuous maintenance is essential in order to have a long-lasting hot tub. Below we list a few early warning signs to look out for showing that there may be a problem with your hot tub. Knowing these signs is key to prevention and future problems.
Here comes the sun, and the Beatles might have been wrong; it won’t be “all right” if your family gets too much exposure to solar UV radiation. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends giving your family total UV protection both during the summer season as well as during the colder months when you decide to take that fabulous vacation where is it sunny, warm and beautiful. It is essential to protect you and your family with a good sunblock, UV blocking clothing, hats, and sunglasses.
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