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What Swimming Pool is Best for You - 1

Back in time there were not many options when it came to choosing a swimming pool. Now days there are not only many different choices but many combinations, shapes and designs as well. So how do you decide what is best for you and your money.

How to decide?

The best way to decide in the beginning is to ask your self………….

What kind of swimming pool do you want?

What will the primary function of the swimming pool be?

Will the kids be playing in the pool all summer long?

Will you want to swim laps?

Are you short on space?

What is your budget?

Do you have money for the fancy stuff?

Swimming Pool Purpose

Before you decide on what sort of pool you want you need to understand the primary function or purpose of your pool. Only then can you take an informed decision on the type of pool you want. Here are some common uses and purposes of pools…..

Diving Pool

Diving pools are generally about 8-1/2 feet deep with a diving board or platform. Diving pools can be a real safety hazard, and should only be built to NSPI and ANSI standards.

Freeform Pool

A freeform pool is a lagoon style pool or naturalistic pool. It usually has have rock features and is built to mimic an oasis.

Geometric Pool

Geometric pools usually have very straight lines or a consistent radius and are typically more traditional looking. There seems to be a shift back to the geometric pool. A geometric pool can be more formal and upscale looking.

Lap Pool

Lap pools pools are typically narrow and long, usually over 50’, to facilitate exercise and swimming for health and fitness.

Negative Edge Pool

Negative edge pools are getting more common and require an expert to build. They are also referred to as infinity swimming pools or infinity egde pools. These are designed to look like the pool extends all the way out to the horizon. The mechanics and engineering of infinity pools cannot be compromised.

Spool

The word spool is a combination of a spa and a pool. Spools are typically oversized spas somewhere around 12’ X 14’. Unfortunately, due to construction issues, spools are not necessarily less expensive than an average swimming pool. They might be easier to maintain due to the smaller size, and a spool certainly might be an option for someone with a very small yard.

Perimeter Overflow Pool

This would be a pool where the water level in the pool is the same as the top of the decking. Around the pool perimeter is a channel or notch that the water drains into creating a visual masterpiece. It looks like a big mirror lying on the ground.

Types Of Swimming Pools

There are many types of pools available after you have made your decision on what sort of pool you want.

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My friend is having a pool party at 4:00 today, what's a cute hair style?

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Braids are an awesome hot weather hairdo. This style is super-easy to recreate. Take hair and seperate it into two even parts. Start with one side and start braiding, secure it in place with a rubber band and then switch sides. Want a fancier braid? Go for a french braid! Hot Flash: Braid hair when it's wet, and let it dry that way. When you let it out of the braid, you'll get really cool waves!
Let hair hang straight and take pieces from the side. This is different from your usual half ponytail because you won't use the top parts of hair. Bring each side piece to the middle of the back of your head. Twist each one, just like two or three times, then secure them with a ponytail holder. Hot Flash: Take this 'do into night time with a couple of loose curls.
This one is easy to do and oh-so-cute. You need hair that falls past your shoulders for this one. Grab hair in a high ponytail and secure it on top of the head. Then take a second ponytail holder (or double up the first one) around hair in a messy bun. Pull some strands out, pull hair to different sides, and you should end up with a variation of this cute style. Hot Flash: Don't overstyle this one, it's all about the mess. So pull it up once and leave it be!
You don't even need any specific style, just adding flowers to your hair makes it a great hairdo. This style is a simply doubled over ponytail. Take a low ponytail and push hair halfway through a ponytail holder so that it doubles over like this. Hot Flash: If you want a really cool look opt for fresh flowers and trim the stem down to about two inches or so. Get your hair the way you want it and use the remaining stem to stick the flowers into your hair.
This style can be done with any hair length. Take the top layer of hair and give it one good twist to the left, or right, whichever you prefer. Let the twist go a bit so it's not tightly wound and secure it in place with a small clip or bobby pin. Pull the rest of your hair up and clip it back in a messy bun or updo. Hot Flash: Pair this look with a simple ponytail for a more refined look.
OK, so you think pigtails are so second grade? Well not anymore! Take your pigtails into the future with a slight twist. Instead of parting hair down the center, shift it over a bit. Bring some hair across the corner of your forehead and spritz on a little bit of hairspray to help keep hair the way you want it. Lastly, use a ponytail holder to keep hair in place. Hot Flash: If you think pigtails are just too cute for you, rock them with some funky earrings and bright eyeshadow to age them up.
Buns are probably one of the oldest hairdos. They are often used by dancers because they ensure hair is off the neck. They also give the appearance of an elongated neck and sharper facial features. If hair is pulled too tightly though, you can get headaches so be gentle with this one. Take hair and secure it in a ponytail, then twist it around. As you twist, it should fall in a natural bun. Secure the style in place with bobby pins or a clip. Hot Flash: Add a flower to it and make this style go from stuffy to sassy!
This is a different variation of our easy-breezy. Start with a lower ponytail, slightly on the side of the head, and pull hair through the holder a second time. Let some strands fall outside the holder and make sure you leave it messy. Hot Flash: This style works best with long thick hair, thinner hair will have a less chunky effect.

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