Stay Out Of Hot Water Public hot tubs demand vigilant maintenance, water-quality testing, trained staff, and adequate resources to protect patrons from illness. This article is for Members only
Closed For Maintenance Closed for maintenance—these are three words that parks and rec professionals and patrons do not enjoy seeing posted on the front door of any rec facility. However, when they apply to outdoor aquatic facilities, they can take on a whole new level of importance. This article is for Members only
Lifting The Fog Properly designed, balanced, and maintained HVAC systems protect natatorium air quality, building structures, equipment, and occupant comfort. This article is for Members only
A Clean Pool Is A Happy (And Safe) Pool Public-pool maintenance protects swimmers through careful water-quality management, surface care, equipment upkeep, and consistent operating practices. This article is for Members only
Pool Genetics Understanding how pool structure, circulation, filtration, chemistry, lighting, and bather load interact helps operators prevent water-quality problems. This article is for Members only
Splashing Through The Snow Winter gives pool operators time to plan covers, chlorine generators, energy-efficient equipment, repairs, and budgets before the next season. This article is for Members only
Clearing The Water Secondary testing for nitrates, metals, phosphates, and dissolved solids can reveal why apparently balanced pool or spa water still looks poor. This article is for Members only
