Problem: Article: A general rule of thumb you can follow year-round is running your filter dependent on the temperature. In the winter, you'll be running it 6 or fewer hours, while in the summer, you might have to go a full 12. If you're experiencing temperatures of 80F (27C) or greater, you should be running your filter about 10-12 hours regardless. These warm temperatures are when algae is most likely to start growing in your pool water. Run the filter with chlorine the entire length of the day in these cases to avoid any chances of algae turning up in your pool. Although running your filter at night may save you energy, it does nothing to prevent the algae from forming during the day when it's actually got a chance to, unlike at night. Your pool filter is intended to be run for up to 12 hours a day consistently. You can run it on its lower settings normally, and then on the higher settings when you're adding the chlorine or other cleansers to the water. This way, you'll be ensuring you're filtering out the entire contents of your pool at least 2 times a day. If you have a small filter, you will need to run the filter longer depending on how many gallons the filter can process in a given time. Don't worry about running it for too long, it's better to overrun your filter than not run for long enough. Over the course of a pool's life, you'll need to have the filters cleaned out if they're dirty or clogged with debris. Otherwise, you may find you're having to run your filters for longer to achieve the same effect. Here are instructions detailing how to Clean a Cartridge Type Swimming Pool Filter.
Summary: Run your filter 1 hour for every 10F (12C) it is outside. Run your filter during the daytime when your pool water is hottest. Feel free to safely run your filter 10-12 hours a day. Clean out or replace pool filters after long periods of use.

Problem: Article: It's at the top of the menu. Again, you'll find this option at the top of the menu. It's in the middle of the menu. You'll find this near the bottom of the menu. You can also change your preferred difficulty here before selecting CUSTOM MATCH. You can change your game's difficulty, the campaign used, location settings, and any in-game settings from here. If you're joining a game that's being hosted by a friend, the campaign and in-game settings must be identical to the campaign and in-game settings that they're hosting. Doing so will bring up a list of matching servers. Once you find a game that you want to join, select it and then select JOIN. The game should begin soon thereafter.
Summary: Select PLAY GAME. Select CAMPAIGN. Select JOIN GAME. Select CUSTOM MATCH. Select game options. Select SEARCH. Select a game to join.

Problem: Article: Because turf burns tend to get dirt and other debris in them, it's important to clean them right away. Wash the burn with a mild soap and warm water, or use a homemade saline solution. Rinse the burn with plenty of warm water to wash out any debris, and gently pat it with clean, moist, lint-free gauze. For larger pieces of debris, use clean tweezers to remove them. The tweezers you use should be disinfected. You can soak them in rubbing alcohol for a few minutes before using them. If you're cleaning someone else's burn, wash your hands first. You should also wear protective gloves. If there is quite a lot of embedded debris, or large pieces of debris in the burn, see a doctor to have them removed. If you notice that your burn is actively bleeding (leaking blood as opposed to just having blood on the surface of the burn), apply pressure with a clean piece of gauze. After you've held the gauze over the burn for a minute or 2, check the burn to see if it's still bleeding. Apply more pressure if it is. If you can't get your burn to stop bleeding after a few minutes, you should see a doctor immediately. Depending on the size of the burn, you might be able to use a large self-adhering bandage. If the burn is larger than that, use cotton padding and adhesive strips. Place the cotton pad over the burn, then apply adhesive strips around the padding to hold it in place. If it's a large turf burn, use a hydrogel dressing or silicone gel sheet. These sheets should come with adhesive strips. Place the dressing or sheet over the burn and then secure it with adhesive strips pressed down on your skin at the edges of the dressing. If your turf burn is bleeding and you can't get it to stop, you should see a doctor. You should also see a doctor if the skin around the burn starts to get red or swollen, since that can indicate that you've developed an infection. Your doctor will likely prescribe antibiotics. If the area around your burn develops red streaks, see your doctor immediately. This can be a sign of blood poisoning, a serious complication. If your burn becomes swollen, see a doctor immediately.
Summary: Clean the burn immediately. Hold a clean piece of gauze over the burn if it's bleeding. Cover the burn with an adhesive dressing. See a doctor if necessary.

Problem: Article: In rainy climates, additional watering may not be required. For climates that occasionally go without rain for several days to several weeks, additional watering is almost certainly needed. Check the condition of the soil on a regular basis. Once the surface feels dry, you should give the soil a thorough drenching. Never let the roots stay too dry for too long, even after the plant is established. Rather than giving small watering every day, give a heavy watering every few days. Feed the plant with a slow-release fertilizer at the start of spring, and give them an additional dose six to eight weeks later. You can either use an all-purpose fertilizer that contains equal parts nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, or you can opt for a fertilizer that contains higher levels of nitrogen and phosphorus. Phosphorus helps with root and flower development, while nitrogen aids in the establishment of full, vibrant foliage. Note that you should only apply fertilizer when the soil is wet. Water the soil upon application so that the fertilizer washes down below the surface. Fertilizer should also be applied during the early morning or evening, when the temperatures have cooled. Following both of these measures will prevent the fertilizer from burning your plant. Use bark chips or any other type of mulch that retains moisture well. Scattering a solid layer of mulch around the plant base helps the soil stay moist and also acts as a type of weed control. Additionally, decomposing mulch can add more nutrients to the surrounding soil. The plants spread quickly, and as they spread, large clumps of root form. The crowns of these clumps tend to rise above the soil. You should cover the crowns with loamy soil to keep the roots from drying out. The most common insects and diseases to attack the Astilbe plant include the tarnished plant bug, powdery mildew, and bacterial leaf spots. Even so, the plant is not especially prone to pests. If any of these problems do emerge, you can apply an appropriate insecticide or fungicide then. Preventative pesticides are not recommended, however. Every spring, you should take divisions of the Astilbe plant's roots to prevent the roots from choking each other out. You can replant these divisions to create new plants, give them to gardening friends, or discard them. You can use your divided plants to form a solid bed of color, or line a shaded garden pathway with your beautiful flowers.
Summary:
Keep the Astilbe regularly watered. Apply fertilizer at least twice per season. Keep a layer of mulch around the plants. Bury the crowns as they rise above the soil. Apply pesticide only as needed. Divide clumps every few years.