Gentler saltwater pools are becoming the norm and not the exception. Here's what you need to know about converting a pool.

Kash Marzetti, owner of Marzetti Pools in Columbus, Ohio, said a 20,000-gallon pool might need 11 to 12 bags of salt after the installation of a new saltwater system.

The popularity of saltwater pools has grown in recent years, everywhere from backyards to hotel resorts. But before you invest in a saltwater swimming pool, learn about the important pros and cons ...

About half of all new swimming pool installations feature saltwater systems, industry experts say, and as they become more prevalent homeowners want to know their advantages, disadvantages and ...

One of the most common trends in the swimming pool industry over the last two decades has been the popularity of saltwater swimming pools. For many years, to say anything negative about saltwater ...

According to data published in Pool & Spa News, today there are more than 1.4 million saltwater pools in operation nationwide and an estimated 75 percent of all new in-ground pools are salt water ...

Summer is a time to make a big splash, and if you're considering installing a new pool or upgrading your old one, a saltwater pool might be on your list of things to think about.

Here, Brian Morris, owner of We Fix Ugly Pools, dispels three common myths about salt water pool systems. Myth #1: With a salt system, you no longer have chemicals in your pool.

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Saltwater pools only have one-tenth the salt of ocean water and about one-third when compared to human tears. They are also gentler on the skin and hair than traditional chlorine pools.