
About this episode
In this episode of the Talking Pools podcast, Rudy Stankowitz discusses various topics related to the pool service industry with guest Jeff Hampe. They explore listener questions and delve into water chemistry, particularly in tile pools. The conversation highlights social media, networking, and swimming pool tile. They also address challenges in water chemistry and the implications of these findings for pool service professionals.
takeaways
- Efflorescence is a moisture-migration phenomenon in cementitious materials.
- Water chemistry in tile pools requires specific attention to prevent issues.
- Networking through social media can significantly impact career growth in the pool industry.
- Understanding water chemistry is crucial for maintaining tile pools effectively.
- Using borates in pools can help prevent algae and improve water quality.
Sound Bites
- "They have one man-made swimming pool."
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