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    41 years ago, the Retail Store of Gohlke Pools started having an annual sale—called The Big Sale! This sale has historically been a great opportunity for pool owners to stock up for the upcoming pool season at special discounted prices and to begin preparing their pool for the season. In an effort to accommodate the needs and timing of all of our Retail Store customers, we have decided to have two of these sales this spring. The dates are as follows: March 26th thru 29thApril 23rd thru 26th At each of the two sales, there will be special pricing on everything in stock: all maintenance items, chemicals (lowest prices in the area on 3” tablets), Polaris Automatic Pool Cleaners, and Sundance Spas. Don’t miss this…

  • The Pool Weather Forecast

    What a difference one year makes!  Do you remember last winter?  What I remember  most vividly about last winter is Super Bowl Week in early February when we received more than our fair share of winter weather all in one week—virtually immobilizing the DFW Metroplex as the world watched.  But this winter was completely different—it has been a very mild and enjoyable winter in which to spend time outdoors. What is going on with this weather? LaNina weather typically means warmer-than-normal temperatures and less rainfall.  We have certainly had the warmer-than-normal temperatures, but we have had quite a bit of rain this winter—which was badly needed and very much appreciated, by the way.  I recently heard Pete Delkus, chief meteorologist of WFAA-TV, state that we…

  • 5 Tips to Help You Get Your Pool Ready

    Although we had a few cold spells, it really hasn’t been a memorable winter like it was last winter (the deep freeze of February 2021). Now that we are into late March, it is unlikely that we will have another freeze (as the weather continues to warm up. For the record, our average last freeze is March 13th and our latest freeze on record is April 13th. What does this mean to pool owners? It means that now is the time to begin preparing your swimming pool for the summer. Algae grows best between pH levels of 7 and 9 and algae growth really begins to increase at water temperatures of 60 degrees. With pool water pH levels being in that pH range, and with…

  • Pool Care Tip: Dealing with Summer Rains & High Pool Water Temperatures

    WOW—how about this awesome weather we are having right now! I cannot remember such great weather in August—very conducive to being outdoors. Pete Delkus of WFAA had some interesting things to report earlier this week: This summer, our rainfall total is 13.03”, which is 6.98” above normal. The long term forecast for the rest of August calls for lower than average temperatures. With that being said, the rains coupled with the high pool water temperatures can make keeping clear, sparkling water more challenging than normal. As a reminder, following are the steps to take immediately after the rain ends: Remove debris from the skimmer baskets, pool surface, & floor of pool. Check the water chemistry and be sure that the pH is in the proper…

  • Hair Discoloration

    The holidays usually mean heavy pool use—and this Labor Day weekend will be no different, as milder temperatures are forecast.  YEAH!  This heavy pool use can mean damage to your hair if you are not careful. There are shampoos and other hair care products that help remove the chlorine and other pool chemicals from your hair.  If you have hair that turns green, it is not, as many believe, from the chlorine.  For many years chlorine has been blamed for turning blonde hair green, but, as it turns out, the real problem is the copper in the water.  If you are experiencing this problem, you should have your water tested.  There are chemicals available at pool supply stores that you can apply to the pool…

  • Top 3 Winter Pool Care Options for for the Denton Area

    It has been a summer to remember—very hot and very dry. We have had 55 days of 100-degree weather, which is good for 4th place since records have been kept (late 1800’s). It is likely that we have seen our last 100-degree day, as our last one is August 26th (average), with the latest ever being October 3rd (1951). Although this is probably the best time of year to use a pool (milder temperatures, pool water is not as hot, etc.), many pool owners have turned their focus to other things (returning to school, football, camping/hiking, etc.) once Labor Day arrived. Even though our average first freeze is not until November 22nd, we have had quite a few pool owners ask about winter pool care….

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