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How To CLOSE Your POOL In 9 Steps | Swim University

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The Pool Care Cheat Sheet (Free): swimu.com/cheatsheet
The Pool Care Handbook: swimu.com/book
The Pool Care Video Course: swimu.com/poolcourse
The Pool Care App: swimu.com/poolapp

Swim University makes pool and hot tub care easy for millions of homeowners. Each year, we continue to help more people with water chemistry, cleaning, and troubleshooting. We know taking care of a swimming pool or spa can be difficult. And it’s hard to find a trusted source of information. This is the reason we created Swim University.

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So, it’s time to close your pool. But what exactly do you need to do to winterize your pool for the off-season months? And how do you avoid big problems like freezing parts or algae growth? Don’t panic. Here are the 9 steps for easy pool closing.

⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to How To Close Your Pool
00:20 - Pool Winterizing Supplies
00:56 - Step #1. Clean Your Pool And Balance Your Water
01:47 - Step #2. Clean Your Filter System
02:04 - Step #3. Remove Return Jet Fittings And Skimmer Baskets
02:14 - Step #4. Remove Additional Pool Equipment
02:28 - Step #5. Disconnect And Drain Pump And Filter
02:42 - Step #6. Disconnect And Drain Heater And Other Equipment
02:56 - Step #7. Blow Out Your Pool Lines (Inground Pools)
03:48 - Step #8. Install An Air Pillow (Above Ground Pools)
04:04 - Step #9. Install Your Pool Cover And Water Tubes
04:20 - Check On Your Pool Throughout The Winter
04:30 - Pool Winterization Video Course

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Swim University published this 5:42 video tutorial on October 1, 2020. It has been watched 123,560 times on YouTube.

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