HeyJaredRule Your Pool
Rule Your Pool is a podcast by Orenda Technologies. This show was created for pool owners, operators, and service pros who want the best water quality possible. If you want to know what's really going on with your swimming pool chemistry, this might be the podcast for you.
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Water in its Natural State (opens the original)
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Eric is going to debate chemistry with Rudy, the host of the Talking Pools Podcast. Submit your questions and topics! In this episode, Eric goes through four tested samples of natural water from the Atlantic Ocean, a lake, and two ponds. All have different chemistry, but all equal 0.00 LSI. Water ALWAYS returns to its natural state.
Soda Ash vs. Sodium Bicarbonate for Raising Alkalinity (opens the original)
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Eric reads an article from onBalance by Kim Skinner, explaining the math for dosing soda ash vs. sodium bicarbonate to raise total alkalinity, and why alkalinity is measured in ppm of Calcium Carbonate.
White Water Mold and Disappearing CYA (w/ John Davidson) (opens the original)
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Reports of disappearing CYA in pools with White Water Mold got Eric's attention, and it sent him down a rabbit hole. John Davidson of 5-Star Pool & Spa in Billings MT joins the show to discuss this strange phenomenon.
I've joined Pool Brain. Here's Why. (opens the original)
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Eric explains why he has decided to step down as Executive Director of Watershape University, and move to Pool Brain as their Head of Education Technology.
Understanding Parasites (w/ Roy Vore, Ph.D.) (opens the original)
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Eric survived the Cyclospora Parasite, and invited Dr. Roy Vore, a microbiologist, to educate us on parasites (including cryptosporidium) and why they are so hard to kill.
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