Blue Iguana Pools

Happy New Year Blue Iguana Family!!

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Have a wonderful Monday everyone! Who's still stuffed from the holiday weekend? 😆

Wishing you all a wonderful Holiday weekend! 🎄

You can always "see" your nose.⁠
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The human brain 🧠 is capable of amazing things, but in order to do those things, it needs to block out distractions through a process called unconscious selective attention. ⁠
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The nose 👃🏻 is one of those distractions. ⁠
In his landmark 1960s study, Ulric Neisser discovered this phenomenon after he asked participants to count the number of times basketball players passed a ball 🏀 in a video. What the large majority failed to notice in the video was a girl walking through the middle of the court with an umbrella ☂️, because they were so focused on counting. 🔢

With dipping temperatures why miss out on time in your pool?

Purchase a new heater before 12/31/22 and get $100 off! 😱 What are you waiting for? Gift yourself a year round pool. 😎

Reach out to our office to receive a quote.

📱📞 - 602-357-8828
✉️ - [email protected]

Cleaning your filters every 6 months is just as important during the winter as it is during the summer. Debris still builds up and needs to be removed whether you're swimming in the pool or not =) Don't skip your cleanings!

Go out and make today great!

When should I start swimming lessons for my child?⁠
That's a great question!!⁠
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Children can take swim lessons as early as two months. In 2009, drowning risks were reduced by 88% when children between the ages of one and four participated in formal swimming lessons.⁠
So, grab your lil tots and go have some fun!⁠

False! 🧂🚫🏊🏼

A salt cell does in fact make chlorine, the exact same chlorine that is released from other products like chlorine tablets, chlorine granular, or liquid chlorine. There’s a rumor going around that saltwater pools are “chlorine-free”, but a saltwater pool IS a chlorine pool!

A salt pool sanitizes the water with chlorine just like other pools. The difference between them is in how chlorine is added to the pool. Salt chlorine generators convert sodium chloride (NaCl), also known as table salt, into chlorine. These salt generators, also called salt cells, work by electrolysis.