The saying that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure definitely holds true when learning how to maintain a swimming pool. You want to keep foreign objects out of your pool water. Things such as dirt, debris, leaves, and even rainfall can carry harmful organisms with them such as bacteria. The first way to keep your pool from being contaminated is to keep it covered whenever it's not in use.

Some people don't want to be bothered covering their pool after each use, but they are only creating more work for themselves and incurring more expenses down the road. Foreign contaminants mean that you will have to add more chemicals to counteract them, so why not keep them out in the first place? The second way to prevent water contamination is to skim your pool before each use. You should also brush your pool's walls stairs and floor regularly, and give it a good vacuum. That will also keep your filter from being clogged and will extend its useful life.

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