Though it’s been used for decades, ozone is gaining traction as a solution in pool sanitation, offering an effective and eco-friendly addition to traditional chlorine-based methods. As more pool professionals and homeowners seek sustainable and efficient ways to maintain pristine water quality, understanding the basics of ozone production, its advantages and the challenges it presents is crucial.
Natural Pools have been around in Europe since the early 1980s. However, they didn’t take hold in the US until about 20 years ago. In recent years the US has seen a spike in demand for ‘natural’ pools as consumers continue to want to use the most eco-friendly products in their homes.
Arthur Schutzberg headed west to Los Angeles. “Here, I knew that I would at least have the sun and the warmth of the beach to save me from the wreckage of 2020,” he says. “What I didn’t realize was the warm embrace of the pool industry was right behind.”