Advanced Pools, Inc. contractors explain dealing with indoor pool issues
If you have a home large enough or a room large enough to house an indoor swimming pool you may be considering its benefits, right? After all, with an indoor swimming pool you can probably swim year round, you won’t be bothered by inclement weather if you’re having a pool party and an indoor pool provides privacy that an outdoor pool just doesn’t offer. There are some issues that are inherent with indoor swimming pools and they include moisture issues, which, if not not properly addressed could lead to wood rot, mold and mildew issues. If the space is not properly ventilated or if you don’t 
use a high-efficiency dehumidifier these issues are heightened.
Heat loss leads to humidity and most heat loss from a pool stems from surface evaporation. The pool cover prevents evaporation and reduces energy consumption by up to 50%.Keep your pool covered when not in use and keep the temperature of the room hat houses the pool on the cool side.
Memphis, Tennessee swimming pool contractors offer these tips for indoor pool owners to address humidity by using a deumidifier:
- Use a high quality dehumidifier that is made for indoor swimming pool rooms. .
- Choose a dehumidifier that features humidity control adjustment options. You may need to experiment to find the ideal setting for the pool area.
- Keep the air moisture-free by the use of air movement through the dehumidifier. Install ceiling fans or use floor fans t help circulate the air.
- Monitor pool water temperature as each degree increase adds up to 10% to your electricity bill. The warmer the water, the higher the chance of humidity.
- Use the correct sized pool pump. Bigger isn’t better and if you use a pool pump that is larger than you need, you will be adding to your operating costs, but not the efficiency of the equipment.
Indoor pools are a luxury and when the room is ventilated and the moisture properly addressed will become the favorite room in your house!
