How Do You Clean A Commercial Swimming Pool?
A clean pool is a critical factor in the public perception of the establishment that owns it. Even more importantly is the ethical and moral responsibility to provide pool users with a clean and healthy environment in which to swim. Clean the pool as part of everyday maintenance. There are no special licenses required for cleaning a commercial pool; a maintenance man or other staff member can do it. The difference lies in the necessary frequency of the cleaning. The tasks described here should be done daily or even twice daily if the pool is getting very heavy use. Pick up any debris that is in the water with a long-handled, telescopic leaf rake or leaf skimmer on a daily basis. This helps keep the pool’s circulation system working well by preventing debris from clogging it up. Clean any dirt that has settled to the bottom of the pool, using a heavy-duty commercial pool vacuum with its own separate power supply. Pools that get heavy use should be vacuumed daily. Daily cleanings put a l
