What should you do before you get a pool?????????????
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Spend some time surveying your needs. If you know what you want before hand you will have a better experience after the pool is installed. Questions to consider include size and depth of pool. How much decking. Do you have children? Will you be entertaining more adults. If it's an inground pool do you want an attached spa? How will the yard be landscaped? What about landscape lighting? There are lots of questions to be asked. And answered. Filling the yard with water leaves no sitting areas for adults. You will find that you spend 80% of your time sitting around the pool and 20% in the water. Kids are the reverse of that. Not enough decking is one common mistake made by most people. They never enjoy the pool the way they had imagined because they didn't plan the decking well. Make all these decisions before hand so your pool will become a room addition-- an outdoor room! Landscaping is very important. To fully enjoy a pool "experience" the new "room" should be tastefully decorated. Flower beds, or potted plants, greatly enhance the effect. As does nice muted lighting. Plan ahead.
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couple of choises. pool heater or a pool heat pump. or even a solar heater. try this link and see if any would work for you.\n\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/poolheaters.htm\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/pool-heat-pumps.htm\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/solar-heater-ig-pools.htm\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/solar-heater-ag-pools.htm
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Have the land big enough to build a pool.. usually in the back yard.. If in the front yard, have to follow city ordnances.. and in some states, you are required to have a well constructed fence around it to keep kids and animals out.
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Depends on what trick you want to play, learn to play pool first, the basic stuff
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Check for any ordnances in your city.  They might specify the minimum height (and type?) of fence required to surround your outdoor pool.  Thhe problem is that an outdoor pool may be regarded as an "attractive nusiance" and children under a certain age should be expected to explore it and perhaps drown.  You would be held responsible and liable.  Your home owner's insurance policy may have requirements regarding a pool.  If you have young children you also need to protect them.  Good luck.
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don't knock the 8-ball in until last, unless you're playing straight pool........ keep your eye-level as low as possible, use a smooth stroke.
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If you have a salt clorinator you do not put salt in the pool. Read the booklet that came with your salt system.
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It is fairly common to get a home improvement or home equity loan to cover it.  But please think about having a pool seriously.  I had a pool and came to regret it after a few years. It was a pain to keep clean.  We had to keep purchasing chemicals - our pool cleaner broke a few times - the water would be too cold and my kids wouldn't want to swim in it (couldn't afford to heat it for the few times they did swim) - a neighbor's dog found a way to tunnel under the fence and then fell into the pool (we were there and quickly rescued it).  When we went to sell the house it made our home more difficult to sell - most buyers didn't want a pool. If I had it to do again I'd purchase another hot tub, but not a pool.
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Glad to know there's actually other girls who like pool!\n\nPlay a lot is the best thing to do.  First, you get a new cue, it will help you get used to something to play with instead of having to play with scrubby house cues.  Next, find a partner to play with as much as possible, even if they stink, it's still fun.\n\nGet the stance right.  As a girl, it's easier for me to point one foot towards the cue ball and the other outward to level and hold myself into position.  Keep in mind that your cue needs to be as level with the table at all times possible.  (Meaning that the stick should be parallel to the pool table)  Keep your head down, too.  It's easier to see the ball and angle you are trying to hit.  (Plus it makes you look slick---->)\n\nKeep your forearm and elbow at a 90 degree angle and this will keep your arm steady.  It takes getting used to but it helps in the long run.  Keep your bridge hand steady at all times, too.  That is where the point of contact with the ball is closest to.\n\n9 Ball is a really good fame to start out with because it's less confusing with only 9 balls on the table, and it gives you a head start with positioning the ball.  That's my favorite game, by the way :)\n\nThe number one thing about being a good billiard player is having confidence.  It doesn't matter how many balls you miss in that pocket-- at least you are practicing.  Don't be a sore loser because that shows that you are not a confident player, and it also lets the other person know that you really didn't enjoy playing a game with them.\n\nHave fun, and I hope this helps you!
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I have a pool available.
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increase water and do some jump and jacks, run the tread for about 30 mins. and STAY AWAY FORM BREAD AND PASTA!!
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Yes, if someone gets hurt in your pool you might be liable.  You need to do what you can to make your pool unaccessible.  Put up a high fence with a lock upon it.  You might also consider getting an alarm that sounds if the surface of the water is disturbed.
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Okay. So, if there is a local, "open" swimming pool in your town area, go there. Then, start at the deep end (not too deep). Hold breath in the air and then go down in the water. And just breathe, down in the water, just breathe. Breath with your nose and mouth. Just imagine being a fish, you know, when we were babies in the stomach, we breathe in water! Just do it. Don't be scared. When you breathe underwater, you are fine, soon the water would push you up when you're running out of oxygen or just kick your feet up if you need more air. Then keep doing this. It'll help you *immensley*. Once you learn how to breathe, things will get a lot easier. And just Try to swim or float on the water while breathing. So you are basically teaching your body to swim. Okay, during the summer, take swimming lessons in your local town area. You'll learn breastroke, sidestrock, FRONTSTROKE, BACKSTROKE, elementary backstroke, butterfly. Etc. But most importanly, just teach yourself a little, just be a fish! Just thing as water as your home.
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Lifeguard at a local pool?  Or find a job where some of your friends work.  Doing something that will prepare you for your future, or puts you in a place you want to spend time in.  Camp counselor sounds fun as well.
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I've swum after adding muriatic acid to my pool.  Your eyes might sting a little.  I'd wait till 6-12 hours for worry free results
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Just make sure you are swimming slightly b/c if you are not moving you will get a heat shield ora thing around you. Similar to that fume thing when you put gas in your car.
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buy a fan and go to public pool..