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Matthew Simmons Technical Writer & Pool Product Expert
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Matthew Simmons is a swimming-pool expert at INYOPools.com and the host of “Poolside Chat” as well as “The INYOPools Podcast” series. Bringing over a decade of experience in the pool industry, Matthew writes helpful how-to guides, troubleshooting tips, and part-identification resources to make pool care smoother and more accessible for homeowners.

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  • Inyo Wrapped 2025: Top Pool DIY Articles of 2025
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    No matter if you’ve owned a pool for years or are just starting out with pool DIY. This blog is here to help you handle common pool maintenance problems.…

  • Pool Myths Debunked – Saltwater Pools Don’t Use Chlorine
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    Today’s myth is something you’d hear from a well-meaning friend or an upselling salesman, and it is: “Did you know, Saltwater pools are chlorine-free?”  Now, most who’ve maintained or…

  • Best Snow Goggles for 2026 – Top 5 to Buy
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    Most winter-time adventure seekers will tell you, there are three things you need on your trek up or down the mountain: comfortable footwear, warm clothing, and good eye protection.…

  • Why Petroleum Jelly Is Bad for Pool Gaskets and O-Rings
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    Hello, and welcome to another Pool Myths Debunked. Today’s myth comes from a comment left on one of our old video it goes as thus… Wrong! I’ve used Vaseline…

  • Best Time to Remove a Pool Leaf Net Cover
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    Using a pool leaf net over your regular winter cover is important because it helps keep your pool or pond cleaner and easier to maintain throughout the colder months.…

  • What Are Phosphates in Pools and How to Remove Them
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    Phosphates in a pool are organic compounds that come from sources like leaves, dirt, lawn fertilizer, rainwater runoff, and even swimmers’ lotions or detergents. Chemically, phosphates are forms of…