Pool Safety

Have you ever been told to wait thirty minutes after eating to swim? Or have you heard that chlorine turns your hair green? These are myths, of course. However, there are actually things you’ll need to pay attention to. At Molinari Pools , pool safety is at the top of our list. With that in mind, here are 5 things to avoid when using your pool.  Avoid Swimming in Bad Weather It is dangerous to be in the pool during a storm, especially if there is lightning. Water is a conduct

Every day that we are able to use our backyard pools is a blessing. That being said, the safety of those who use the pool needs to be first and foremost in our minds. For that reason, it is essential to have a set of clear rules for pool use that are understood by all users, particularly children. Similar to public pools, it makes sense to have a set of safety rules posted by your pool so there is no doubt as to what is expected to keep everyone happy and safe. Have a family

It is rare to go to a pool full of kids and not see every young child wearing water wings or “arm floaties.” The truth is, they are hugely popular with kids and parents alike. But are water wings a good idea for toddlers? Here is the thing: Water wings are no substitution for parental supervision and for teaching young children to swim. As in vogue as they seem to be, water wings are not generally recommended for toddlers by swimming experts . Let’s talk about why that is.  F