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Pool consumption

Save pool water

Electrical consumption of a swimming pool

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Carbon footprint pool

Carbon footprint pool

Carbon footprint in the pool

Currently, the carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions are a headache for most industries in the world, and the swimming pool industry is not far behind.

Therefore, actions are being carried out in the installation and maintenance of swimming pools to reduce emissions of harmful compounds.

Discover measures in swimming pool installation to reduce the carbon footprint

save pool water

Keys and ways to save pool water

We offer keys and ways to know one of the most disturbing questions, how to save pool water with good maintenance.

The main problem that affects swimming pools in relation to water consumption is water leaks due to structural and watertight problems.

However, beyond reducing consumption thanks to correct maintenance, there are other aspects, as we have mentioned, that can allow us to save water in our pool.

Learn everything about pool water and electrical consumption.

The amount of water used by a pool is affected by the size and depth of the pool, as well as the amount of water that evaporates.

A standard residential pool is typically 20 to 30 feet wide and 6 to 10 feet deep. This type of pool typically uses between 10,000 and 30,000 gallons of water for each pool use, based on a standard use of 8 hours per week. In warmer climates or during the summer months, this amount can double. The depth and size of a pool also affect water loss due to evaporation; Deeper pools have less surface area for evaporation than shallow pools, so they lose less water through evaporation.