What does a pool pump do?
What does a pool pump do?
Hygiene is our most important agenda item these days when the corona virus epidemic is tried to be controlled. Especially with the coming of the summer months, one of the extra important issues for those who dare to go on vacation is to ensure the holiday conditions are completely hygienic. When it comes to germs, one of the first places that comes to mind is undoubtedly pools. Bacteria and microbes in pools are among the factors that threaten our lives not only during the corona virus epidemic but always. The cleaning of the pool is one of the first points we pay attention to, especially in the hotels or facilities we go to. So, how are the pools cleaned? Of course, there are some chemicals used in accordance with the maintenance and repair instructions of the pool. However, one of the most important tasks in pool cleaning belongs to the pool pump, which we will explain shortly.
What is a pool pump?
If the pool does not have a pump, then the pool will be polluted again shortly after the water is filled. Bacteria and germs will accumulate in the water and in a very short time the pool will become quite dirty. One of the reasons and most importantly is the absence of a pool pump. A pool pump is needed to clean the dirt, flies, insects and bacteria accumulated in the pools and to spread the chemicals that will fight germs better. Let’s talk briefly about what is a pool pump. The pool pump is the name given to the pumps that provide circulation in the pool. It absorbs water and purifies the water from unwanted substances such as insects, flies, leaves through the filters in the mouth, and keeps the water clean. Thanks to the pool pump, the water circulates without stopping, so that the pool chemicals used against bacteria are evenly distributed in the pool. It also allows the chlorine, which is one of the important substances of the pool, to spread evenly. We can say that pool pumps are the heart of the pool mechanism.
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