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Winter Sports E01: The Ice Swimmers

"The ice queen" and her unique passion for ice swimming 🥶

Keeping your pool open this winter? Even if you live in a milder climate, there’s one thing you can do to protect your pool from surprising drops in temperature. And that’s to double-check your pool pump run times.Your pump should run at night or when the temperature drops. Moving water prevents freezing water. And freezing water can damage pool surfaces and equipment. But if the weather gets REALLY cold, run the pump 24/7 and cover your pool equipment to protect it until the cold snap ends....#

Swim University - Keeping Your Pool Open This Winter?...

Should you drain your pool this winter? If you have a small Intex or inflatable pool, then it must be drained and stored in the off-season. But if you have a permanent above-ground pool or an inground pool, do NOT completely drain your pool! This could cause permanent damage to the frame and liner. And the entire pool could shift or collapse.Plan to winterize your equipment and lines while leaving some water in the body of the pool itself. For solid winter covers, drain your water no more than 6