How to Make a Pool Glow
A swimming pool provides various benefits for you and your family including low impact exercise, increasing the value of your home and as a location for entertaining guests. Making your pool water glow gives the pool area a fun and energized atmosphere for parties, special occasions or an after-work swim. Several options ranging in various prices will make the pool glow without unnecessary chemicals that can damage the pool and aggravate skin.
Add an underwater light show to the pool. This small waterproof device projects multiple orbs of color throughout the water, creating the illusion of an underwater disco.
Toss several light sticks in the pool. Light sticks are an inexpensive way to make your pool glow. To activate the sticks, bend the sticks and shake vigorously for several seconds until they begin to glow. The light sticks will glow for up to 12 hours.
- A swimming pool provides various benefits for you and your family including low impact exercise, increasing the value of your home and as a location for entertaining guests.
- Several options ranging in various prices will make the pool glow without unnecessary chemicals that can damage the pool and aggravate skin.
Purchase glow-in-the-dark pool crystals. These crystals work by absorbing light and require no extra power to work. A pool builder or contractor is required to install the crystals.
Add pool lights to the pool. Not only will the lights make the pool water glow, but they also serve to make the pool more accessible at night. Several types of pool lights are available, including floating lights and hardwired lighting.
Put In A Pool To Make The Ph Level Go Up?
At pool supply stores, there are usually several different available products labeled as alkalinity increasers that can effectively raise the pH of pool water. Follow manufacturer recommendations on the product label for effective use.
- Purchase glow-in-the-dark pool crystals.
- Several types of pool lights are available, including floating lights and hardwired lighting.
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References
- PoolCenter.com: Floating Pool Lights
- GlowStickFactory.com: Glow Stick FAQ
- StoneScape Industries: StoneGlo Crystals
- The Complete Pool Manual for Homeowners & Professionals; Dan Hardy
- Handbook of Environmental Health, Fourth Edition, Volume II; Herman Koren et. al.
- Pool Solutions: Buy Your Swimming Pool Chemicals at the Grocery Store?
- Arm and Hammer: A Pool Owner's Guide
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Amanda Flanigan began writing professionally in 2007. Flanigan has written for various publications, including WV Living and American Craft Council, and has published several eBooks on craft and garden-related subjects. Flanigan completed two writing courses at Pierpont Community and Technical College.
