Wideman Pools, LLC
2565 Hwy 67 So.
Festus, MO 63028
widemanpools.com
636-931-7665
How To Use A Pool In
The Fall
Are you thinking about
building a pool but worried that you will only get to use it for a few months
out of the year? A pool is fun to swim in, but it also is a essential part of
your backyard living environment! So, as the temperature outside begin to drop
as fall approaches, know that you don't have to shut down your pool for the
year. Your pool can be used year ‘round for a number of different activities.
Make It An Active Pool
Why not extend the
life of your pool and go for a swim this fall? Get the heater going for those
chillier October days and continue to use your pool before the temperatures dip
closer to the freezing point.
Not a fan of swimming?
Then those looking to get a bit of exercise can easily do their very own
“aqua-size” or aquatic exercises in the privacy of their backyard. You can use
a number of things that you likely already have on hand to enhance your water
workout (such as a pool noodle or a milk carton filled with water), or you can
purchase floating dumbbells and other pieces to add resistance and increase
your strength.
Make It An Party Decorative Area
Pools don’t only need
to be used for swimming; they can also be used to enhance the appearance of
your backyard at any time throughout the year. One of the simplest and most
elegant ways to get decorative with your pool this fall is to create floating
paper lanterns. If you plan on having guests over for a backyard barbeque, this
will be sure to please. All you need are some lunch bags, sand, Styrofoam and
battery-operated votive candles to piece together these easy lanterns. You can
even purchase or make lunch bags that match the theme of your special event.
Fire bowls, heat
stands and outdoor fireplaces add an ambiance to the pool area. They provide light and sometime much needed
heat. Have a tale gating party right in your back
yard with a big screen TV!
Another great idea to
help make your pool the focal point of your backyard is to float flowers in the
water. Wider-based flowers tend to work best (such as orchids and gerbera
daisies), though you can also purchase silk flowers (these tend to stay afloat
better than real flowers).
Lastly, visit your
local pool store and see if they have any portable pool fountains that you can
use to spruce up your yard. If you’re purchasing it close to the end of summer
or in the fall, you may be in for some great discounts.
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Wideman Pools, LLC
2565 Hwy 67 So.
Festus, MO 63028
widemanpools.com
636-931-7665
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