Q: Get a hand vacuum for the pool at your local pool supply store or online. The vacuum attaches to your skimmer box to create suction. You then push the vacuum around the surface of the pool with a pole to suck up dirt and debris. A good hand vacuum of the pool will take 1 to 1.5 hours. Get in the habit of cleaning the pool at least 2 times a week, especially if your pool is outdoors and uncovered. You can also buy a mechanical pool cleaner that works on its own to suck up debris and dirt. Look for a suction pool cleaner at your local pool supply store or online. Run the mechanical pool cleaner at least twice a week to keep the pool clean. You can also invest in a pressure cleaner or a robot cleaner for the pool, though they will be more expensive. Your salt water pool should have a pump, skimmer, and filter in it to help keep it clean. Make sure you run these components in the pool at all times to help suck up dirt and debris. Check the pump, filter, and skimmer once a week to ensure they are not blocked or clogged by debris. Use a hose to blast away any dirt or debris. You can also put the pool components under running water to clean them. Clean the pump, filter, and skimmer after a big storm or a large party in the pool, as there will likely be more debris in the pool that can clog these components. The salt in the pool water can build up in the generator cell, causing scaling or crystallizing. Get in the habit of cleaning the generator cell in the pool so it is not clogged and can work properly. Use a high pressure hose to blast off the build up on the cell. You can also scrape off salt build up with a wooden or plastic tool. If the build up is really stubborn and hard to get off, you can soak the cell in 4 parts water and 1 part muriatic acid. Allow the cell to soak for a few minutes and then rinse it off with water.
A: Remove surface dirt and debris with a hand vacuum twice a week. Get a mechanical pool cleaner. Run the pump, skimmer, and filter in the pool at all times. Clean the pump, filter, and skimmer once a week with water. Clean the generator cell every 3 months.

Article: If you have hard water and wish to treat it, start with a water softening shower head before thinking about installing a larger system. These shower heads use replaceable filters to purify water and are available online or in hardware stores. Installation is as simple as replacing your old shower head, and the filtration works immediately to provide soft water in your shower. If you wish to soften the water throughout your home, buy a whole-house system. Ask neighbors or colleagues for recommendations, and read reviews of local companies providing this service. Note that professional installation of such a system is required to keep warranties, and systems cost a minimum of $1,000 before additional costs. Get quotes from different companies and compare prices before making a purchase. Some municipalities do not allow these systems because of their use of salts and resins to remove contaminants. Call your local municipal office to find out what regulations are in effect in your area. Contact local companies to inquire about the possibility of renting water softening systems. This may be a more cost-effective choice for smaller homes, apartments, or vacation homes. Renting a system may also be a good way to see if buying a whole-house system is a worthwhile investment for your home.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Buy a water softening shower head. Install a household system. Rent a water softening system.

Q: Don't jump in too fast with a Cancer man. Once you've shown him that you're interested or secured a date, give him a little bit of space. Let him get to know you slowly while sending out signals that you'e committed to allowing him in. For example, don't set up dates two days in a row or immediately invite him over to your place. Avoid asking him personal questions right off the bat. Let him open up to you in his own time. You'll love how romantic and compassionate he'll be! Plan a weekend trip to the coast, rent a kayak or try paddleboarding. Take a casual day-date to the beach during the summer. Cancer is a water sign and Cancer men love being near the sea. Although a Cancer man might be hesitant to invite you over when you've just started seeing each other, once he's beginning to commit to you he'll definitely want to show you his home. In fact, the perfect date for a Cancer man is a night spent at home together. Turn the lights down, curl up together under a blanket, and let him choose the movie. Cancer men love and are proud of their homes. Compliment him on his place and show him that you love spending time there with him. A Cancer man will still love to go out and be social, but home is his place to recharge and relax. He'll love that you want to spend time with him there. Cancer men are sensitive and don't like to be in tense, fraught situations. Keep your temper under control when you're together and avoid gossiping or critiquing others. For example, avoid snapping if a car cuts in front of you, or complaining about the service at a restaurant. Instead, take a deep breath and let it go. Your calm reaction to a small annoyance is a big plus to a Cancer man.
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Let the relationship progress slowly and naturally. Head to the water for a great Cancer date. Have dates at his place and yours when you get closer. Be even-keeled and calm when you're on dates together.