A gym pool should be cleaned regularly to maintain hygiene, safety, and water quality. The frequency of cleaning depends on several factors.

Here are general guidelines…

Daily Cleaning

• Surface Skimming – The pool should be skimmed daily to remove leaves, debris, or other floating contaminants.
• Check Water Chemistry – Ensure that the pool’s pH, chlorine levels, and other chemicals are balanced to prevent bacteria growth and ensure clean water. This should be done daily or at least several times a week.
• Filter Check – Make sure the pool filter is running properly and cleaning the water effectively. Filters should be cleaned or checked daily to ensure they are working at optimal capacity.

Weekly Cleaning

• Vacuuming – The pool floor should be vacuumed weekly to remove dirt, dust, or debris that have settled at the bottom.
• Tile and Wall Scrubbing – Tiles and pool walls should be scrubbed weekly to remove algae, mineral deposits, or any build-up along the waterline.
• Water Testing – Test the pool water weekly for any imbalances or contaminants that need to be addressed.

Monthly Cleaning

• Deep Cleaning – Monthly cleaning might include more intensive tasks like checking and cleaning the pool’s plumbing, inspecting the pool’s pump, and giving the pool a deep scrub, especially around areas that tend to collect more dirt.
• Chemical Shock Treatment – A pool should undergo a “shock treatment” once a month to disinfect the water and remove any contaminants that might have built up over time.

Additional Considerations
If the pool is frequently used, especially in a gym setting, it may need more frequent checks and cleaning. Also, depending on how many people use the pool daily, there may be a need for more frequent chlorine adjustments or water tests.

At a minimum, a gym pool should be cleaned daily for surface skimming and water chemical checks, weekly for vacuuming and scrubbing, and monthly for a deeper clean and shock treatment. Regular maintenance ensures the pool stays safe and inviting for all users.