1. A swimming pool’s pH level should be between 7.2 and 7.8 to maintain a healthy and comfortable swimming environment for swimmers. (Source: The Spruce)
2. The pH level of a swimming pool is a measure of how acidic or basic the water is, and is influenced by factors such as the source of the water, the chemicals used to treat it, and the frequency of pool use. (Source: Pool Research)
3. A high pH level (above 7.8) can lead to skin and eye irritation, while a low pH level (below 7.2) can cause damage to the pool’s equipment and surfaces. (Source: Swim University)
4. Testing the pH level of a swimming pool should be done at least once a week, and adjustments should be made as necessary to maintain the proper pH balance. (Source: Swim University)
5. The use of saltwater chlorination systems in swimming pools can affect the pH level of the water, and may require additional monitoring and adjustments. (Source: Hayward)
6. The pH level of a swimming pool can be influenced by rainfall, which can introduce acidic compounds into the water. (Source: Swim University)
7. The addition of certain chemicals to a swimming pool, such as chlorine, can affect the pH level of the water, and may require adjustments to maintain the proper balance. (Source: The Spruce)
8. The pH level of a swimming pool can also be influenced by the temperature of the water, with higher temperatures causing the pH level to increase. (Source: Swim University)
9. A stable pH level in a swimming pool can help to prevent the growth of algae and bacteria, and maintain a clear and healthy pool. (Source: Swim University)
10. The use of pH-balancing products, such as soda ash or sodium bicarbonate, can help to maintain the proper pH level in a swimming pool. (Source: The Spruce)

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Sources:

• The Spruce: “The Importance of pH in Your Pool”
• Pool Research: “What is Pool pH and Why is it Important”
• Swim University: “Pool pH Levels: What You Need to Know”
• Hayward: “Maintaining Your Salt Pool pH”