Ideally you should keep your swimming pool water level between one third and one half the way up the opening of the swim pool skimmer. This is the level at which the swimming pool skimmers operate most efficiently.
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I read with interest your website on How Much Water Should Be In A Swimming Pool? and Chlorinated Swimming Pools Can Cause Asthma In Swimmers
I do have a zero entry pool with a pool cover. Water continuously overflows the edge to keep the water “pure”. It has a ten year old ozone system. Should I look for an updated system. My pool maintenance company is using some chlorine which I do not like, but he claims that the water still needs it to be totally clean. What do you think and recommend? Should I not cover my zero entry pool with the cover that the water can flow more easily into the gutter to the filter.
Thank you so much in advance!