
Talking Pools Podcast
Forget chasing chlorine headaches and battling algae wars alone. The Talking Pools Podcast is your weekly escape from pool purgatory, where 250+ years of combined pro wisdom explodes into actionable hacks, mind-blowing tips, and secrets so ancient they make Poseidon jealous.
Think of it as your weekly poolside braintrust, fueled by eight seasoned pros, each a rockstar in their own aquatic lane. Got a filtration fiasco? Chemical conundrum? Equipment enigma? No problem. We've got a host for that:
- The Tech Titan: Unravels the mysteries of pumps, filters, and gizmos that make pools tick (without the electrical shocks).
- The Chem Crusader: Your personal alchemist, whipping up potion-perfect water balance with a dash of science and a sprinkle of magic.
- The Maintenance Maverick: From tile tricks to algae assassins, he's got the lowdown on keeping your pool looking like a liquid emerald palace.
- The Customer Calmer: Smooths ruffled feathers faster than a pool noodle bouquet, turning hangry homeowners into poolside pals.
But Talking Pools isn't just about technical wizardry. It's about camaraderie, the shared language of pool pros who've seen it all, from exploding filters to synchronized swimming squirrels (no, really, we had an episode!).
Every week, you'll:
- Steal game-changing secrets: Learn pro-grade hacks to make you the "Pool Whisperer" in your market
- Laugh until you spit out your piña colada: These guys are as witty as they are wise, turning pool problems into poolside punchlines.
- Get ahead of the curve: Stay on top of industry trends and tech before your competitors even smell the chlorine.
- Feel the love (and the sunshine): Remember why you got into this business in the first place – the joy of creating backyard oases where memories are made.
So, ditch the Drano, grab your headphones, and dive into the Talking Pools Podcast. It's your weekly dose of poolside wisdom, laughter, and community. We'll see you on the flip side!
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Talking Pools Podcast
The LSI You Trust Is a False Positive—Here’s the Math
In this episode of Talking Pools, Andrea & Paulette discuss various topics ranging from cooking techniques to the chemistry of pool maintenance. They share a detailed recipe for cooking skirt steak, emphasizing the importance of not gatekeeping culinary knowledge. The conversation then shifts to pool chemistry, focusing on cyanuric acid, its effects on total ORP, and how to manage stabilizer levels effectively. The hosts also cover testing methods for cyanuric acid and the implications of using different types of chlorine. The episode blends practical cooking advice with technical insights into pool maintenance, making it informative for both cooking enthusiasts and pool owners.
takeaways
- Cooking skirt steak can be made easier with the right techniques.
- Cyanuric acid can inflate total alkalinity readings.
- Understanding ORP is crucial for pool maintenance.
- Diluting samples is necessary for accurate cyanuric acid testing.
- Alum can be used to lower cyanuric acid levels.
- Different types of chlorine have varying effects on cyanuric acid.
- Cooking and pool chemistry share principles of balance and precision.
- Test strips can be useful but have limitations in accuracy.
- Managing stabilizer levels is essential for water balance.
- Cooking techniques can enhance the flavor and texture of meats.
Sound Bites
- "How do you raise or lower stabilizer?"
- "You can dilute the sample for testing."
- "Alum can lower cyanuric acid levels."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Technical Difficulties
08:26
Cooking Techniques and Recipes
11:29
Understanding Cyanuric Acid
17:45
The Impact of Cyanuric Acid on ORP
22:35
Managing Stabilizer Levels
34:42
Testing and Adjusting Cyanuric Acid Levels
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