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Have You Heard About Cold Water Therapy? More About This Trend
You certainly came across people plunging themselves into cold, or freezing water on the Internet. You also may associate this activity with Northern European's habits. A simple cold water therapy... -
Beware, undeclared swimming pools ! Google's tracking solution (France)
Beware of undeclared swimming pools! The French tax authorities have a new tool to fight against undeclared swimming pool fraud thanks to Google. Particularly targeted semi-buried swimming pools Swimming pools... -
Do UV rays and swimming pools mix?
UV rays are naturally present and emanate from the sun. So a pool is bound to be exposed to it when it's not enclosed. Let's take a closer look at... -
How do pH sensors work, by the way?
As well as being used to control your swimming pool/spa, ph is fundamental in many other fields: the food industry, water control, laboratories. Yet measuring ph has not always been... -
Chlorine... lies not only in your Pool!
You know there's chlorine in your pool water, but chlorine in your drinking water? Yes, it's a thing. Chlorine is essential for removing harmful germs and contaminants in your water.... -
Hydrotherapy: Discover Its Benefits on Your Body
The benefits of hydrotherapy are not always well known to the public. Yet, this routine can change your life! The Wellness Routine That Has Many Benefits Soaking in a hot... -
Hot Tub: The Proven Benefits for Your Body and Mind
Thinking about owning a hot tub? Or, maybe, you are lucky and already have one? Let us go over the benefits of a hot tub. The Benefits of Spas for... -
A pool for the kids: Nine reasons to say yes
A pool for the kids? A swimming pool is not only a great addition to your home, but it brings the family together and allows you to create precious memories.... -
Why Are Stabilized and Unstabilized Chlorine Not the Same Thing?
You have probably already asked yourself the question: why are there stabilized and unstabilized chlorine? What is the difference between them? Why use one rather than the other? We tell...
