Endless Summer Pool Care

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30/12/2025

Happy New Year!! ♥️🤠🏊‍♂️🏊‍♀️🎅🥂 Nik Knudsen ...well still the last day, but please be safe if you are going for a mid-night swim to splash in the new year!!

Keep an eye on the kids (if they are awake!) and kids keep an eye on ya oldies, in case dad wants to climb along the roof for the best bomb dive ever or mum comes in for a cuddle but has a secret plan of grabbing you and jumping in!!

Enjoy the Endless Summer, Swim Safe!!

24/11/2025

After the storm, please be careful around your pool that nothing electrical has blown in due to the storm.
Alot of animals 🐍 may be disturbed also, take your time and be aware!!
Play safe, Swim safer!

Nik Knudsen

05/10/2025

Broncos!!!!!!!!! Yewwww 🐎❤️

04/10/2025

🐴 Let's do this Brisbane, go the Broncos!!!! 🐎

19/09/2025

So far Friday..
A lizard in the pool plant room, a beautiful monitor walks right in front of me when setting up a vacuum cleaner cycle and a jet flet like 200m away over head doing some holiday recruitment fly overs.... happy holidays!! Enjoy your Endless Summer, Swim Safe!!

17/06/2025

Very informative Noosa Business Connect

13/06/2025

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15/01/2025

11/11/2024

Thunderstorms and Lighting on your pool.

Thank you to Naked-Pools who offer great advice on water balancing for your pool. Any further advice contact Nik Knudsen at Endless Summer Pool Care for all your installation and servicing requirements.

Do Thunderstorms and Lighting affect my pool?

A thunderstorm will sometimes turn an outdoor swimming pool green.

It’s all about the nitrogen.

Thunderstorms have lightning and rain as well as a few resounding claps of thunder.

The flashes of lightning, apart from lighting up a night sky, create nitrogen in the atmosphere and the rain washes that nitrogen down and into your pool. Nitrogen is a plant food, and a very good one. The algae in your pool, and there are always traces in even the best maintained pool, are plants and so they thrive on the extra nitrogen that is washed down when the heavens open.

Algae are microscopic and so, when there are just a few of them, they are invisible to the human eye but feeding on the nitrogen, they bloom and multiply very quickly until there are enough to turn the pool water green and murky.

A thunderstorm will sometimes turn an outdoor swimming pool green. It’s all about the nitrogen. Thunderstorms have lightning and rain as well as a few resounding claps of thunder. The flashes of li...