Have you seen such a thing as a pool without swimming pool ladders? Just as I thought. Swimming pool ladders are among the most basic equipment if you are planning to have a pool or already have one.

As with any other pool equipment, it needs attention in the cleaning process. It would be a common thing to see that your swimming pool ladders are rusting, especially after some time of use. Cleaning them by yourself would take a bit of work, but it can be done, so let's get started.

Firstly, you have to remove the swimming pool ladders. This is the most tedious process in the lot, but after this all is easy. You'll need a wrench, maybe a rubber mallet or even a car jack if it won't come off easily.

After taking it out of the pool, scrub it with a scouring pad and Naval jelly. Rinse it thoroughly after the previous step and voila! You have already cleaned your swimming pool ladders.

You might want to apply car wax as an added protection to your swimming pool ladders. I don't know about you, but having a clean swimming pool ladder seems to me as if the pool was brand new.

Owning a swimming pool entails cleaning maintenance. After all, you'd want a safe place to swim in whenever you feel like it, right? But paying swimming pool cleaning services to do this on a weekly basis can take a toll on your budget.

At the very least, swimming pool owners should have knowledge of cleaning some of the supplies and equipment often used for the pool. Wouldn't it be great if you can clean your swimming pool filter all by yourself and not have to pay someone else to do it every time it needs cleaning?

Most small pools today use the cartridge type swimming pool filter, so that's what we're gonna discuss in this post. First, you have to  remove it from the pump-filter assembly. rinse off the loose dirt from it then allow the cartridge to dry out. Then, tap the cartridge to  completely remove loose particles.

Next, you should soak it in a cartridge cleaner. One day soaking is good, but three to five days would be better. After soaking, rinse thoroughly then allow to dry. That's basically it! You can now reuse your old swimming pool filter cartridge.