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Swimming Pool Safety – What You Need to Know

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Swimming Pool Safety – What You Need to Know

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  1. INLANDER POOLS & SPAS Swimming Pool Safety – What You Need to Know Premium Plunge Pools & Custom Concrete Pool

  2. Swimming pools are great fun for the whole family. People of all ages can enjoy time spent in the water playing, exercising, entertaining, and relaxing. But to keep a swimming pool safe, you must ensure as a responsible pool owner, that the proper safety precautions are taken. Understanding the risks around water and how to remove and mitigate them is vitally important. Here, we’ll cover some of the best steps you can take to keep your time by the pool as safe as possible.

  3. Pool Safety for All Ages Most of the pool safety tips in the article apply to people of all ages. When trying to keep kids safe around the pool the most important thing is to never leave them unattended. Ensuring there is always an adult presence acts not only as a reminder, but means they are there to step in and help quickly if something does happen.

  4. Education for Prevention Educating yourself and your friends and family on the dangers around the pool and how best to prevent them is one of the best ways to reduce the chance of accidents. Ensuring that everybody spending time in the pool knows how to swim will also significantly reduce the risk of an incident.

  5. Pool Covers Good quality pool covers are a great way to ensure that the pool is inaccessible when not in use. These covers seal the surface of the pool area off, preventing unattended access by children and pets. In the case of electric pool covers, be extra careful where the controls are positioned to keep them out of the reach of children.

  6. Cleaning and Maintenance Keeping your pool area clean and free from defects with regular maintenance is another key factor in making the pool safer. Children are prone to running around, even when told otherwise. Dirty surfaces, or broken fencing, make slips and falls into the water an accident waiting to happen.

  7. CPR CPR is a vital skill that can make the difference between life and death. The methods and techniques for performing CPR vary depending on the age of the patient, and using the wrong technique can waste precious minutes before help arrives

  8. Pool Fencing Pool fencing is one of the most important elements of pool safety and is also a legal requirement. Pool fencing is the ultimate preventative solution to keeping your pool safe and secure. A good quality pool fence acts as a barrier around your pool area, preventing young children and pets from stumbling in accidentally. Pool fencing should be at least 1.2 meters high to prevent children and pets from being able to climb over it.

  9. Securing Your Pool with Inlander Pools & Spas Inlander Pools & Spas pride itself on our high-quality fibreglass swimming pools. Our range includes a variety of design and styles tailored to suit any backyard. We don’t just want to deliver a high- quality swimming pool experience, though, we also want to provide a safe one.

  10. Get in touch with Inlander Pools & Spas now to find out how we can help you make your swimming pool safer.

  11. Talk to us! EMAIL info@inlander.com.au WEBSITE https://inlander.com.au OFFICE ADDRESS 66 Harris Rd, Gateway Island, Albury, NSW, Australia

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