Staff We’ve read tons of articles about how to perform good customer service. Lots of them offer tips that are useful, but in the final analysis good customer service is all about satisfying needs. In the pool service business the difficult issue is that we’re seasonal – and with a growing pool service business this means that 135% of our customers want us all at the same time!
It’s a new world and we’re doing business in new ways. But, the essentials for the care and feeding of your pool or hot tub haven’t changed at all. Get Your Water Tested First, having your water tested is essential. When your pool or hot tub is opened and then regularly every 2 or 3 … Read more
There are several misconceptions about salt pools. The first is that it is an alternative to chlorine. Most customers who call to inquire about converting their pool “from chlorine to salt”. A salt pool is a chlorine pool in every way. The simple explanation is that the salt cell converts the sodium chloride in the … Read more
Rin Robyn Pools offers water testing in all of our locations, Chester and Hackettstown, using state of the art BioGuard ALEX® Professional Water Testing. Fill up a clean testing bottle and bring the water to the store. The best water samples are drawn elbow deep below the water surface. Once the results of your water … Read more
Epsom Salt or Magnesium Sulfate is an alkaline chemical compound that is transdermal. Since it can pass through our skin it offers many benefits to our sore and achy bodies.
However, Epsom Salt or Bath Salts do not have the same effect on your hot tub, and we do not recommend using them.
Our family pet, “Man’s Best Friend”, Benji, Toto, Lassie and Clifford the Big Red Dog are dogs who have made an impact on our lives. Our dogs are part of our lives. They are like children.
Although it is possible for improper water maintenance in hot tubs or swimming pools to increase your chance of getting a UTI, it’s highly unlikely for the source of the infection to be caused by the pool or hot tub water itself.
CDC guidance states, “There is no evidence that COVID-19 can be spread to humans through the use of pools and hot tubs. Proper operation, maintenance, and disinfection (e.g., with chlorine and bromine) of pools and hot tubs should remove or inactivate the virus that causes COVID-19.”
Do hot tubs require 220/240V electricty? The answer is… it depends. Not all hot tubs are wired the same or equipped with the same components.
Here’s one of my favorite recipes for smoked leg of lamb with a little bit of a Moroccan flair. It’s sure to be a crowd pleaser at your next gathering.