UBA, a chemical distributor that operates across Ontario and Quebec, presents five things retailers should check when selecting a chemical distributor.
Pools, waterparks, and other aquatic attractions continue to be built and frequented across North America, so do related reports of adverse health events.
In today’s fast-paced business world, pool and spa professionals are constantly looking for ways to stay ahead of the competition, especially against big-box retailers. Business software is central to the success of any pool trade. The right software can provide the necessary tools and information...
Water care: Spas focuses on high-tech accessories, chemical companies have centred their attention on products that work easily, effectively, and quickly.
Skin cancer and heat-related illnesses, prevention of these diseases, and basic ways for workers to maintain proper nutrition throughout the busy months.
By Bruce Riley
Water features are now a part of almost every outdoor living space. They are found on pools, spas, ponds, and even as standalone components.
By John Watt
Understanding the relationship between the pump and filter gets to the heart of obtaining clean and clear water. Pool professionals who recognize this relationship can then incorporate filter cleaning, chemicals, variable-frequency drives (VFDs) and automatic controllers to obtain pool water nirvana.
By Mike Fowler
When updating its aquatic centre, the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), not only wanted to redesign the facility to better serve the needs of its members, but also wanted to use the most energy-efficient equipment to control operating costs.
By Doug Sockett
Chlorine use at aquatic recreational facilities is a mainstay of public health protection. There have been incidents of accidental exposure to chlorine gas.
