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Protect your water
And preserve this precious resource
Preserving your pool water is good for the environment and good for your budget.
By adopting eco-responsible practices, you can extend the life of your pool water, reduce the use of chemicals and energy, while enjoying clean, healthy water.
Adopt Ocedis advice and practices to ensure sustainable management of your pool and help preserve natural resources.
Managing your pool
In accordance with drought decrees
With periods of drought becoming increasingly frequent, local authorities are introducing byelaws to limit water consumption. These measures may include restrictions on filling and maintaining swimming pools.
However, it is possible to enjoy your pool within these restrictions by adopting responsible water management practices. This way, you can enjoy your pool while helping to conserve water. These simple but effective measures can make a big difference to the sustainable management of this precious resource.
By applying the Ocedis tips, you're not only helping to conserve water, but also raising awareness of the importance of every drop of water.
Drought decrees
What does this mean for my pool?
Drought decrees impose strict restrictions on water use, including for private swimming pools, in order to preserve this resource in times of shortage. Pool owners should keep informed of the alert levels in force and adopt responsible practices to comply with the regulations.
By acting proactively, everyone can contribute to water conservation and sustainable resource management in times of drought.
Pool owners must comply with drought orders or face penalties. Measures include:
Monitoring
Regularly follow communications from the prefecture and bulletins about drought alert levels.
Adjustment
Adopt responsible water management practices, such as using pool covers to limit evaporation, and pool covers to limit evaporation, and maintaining good water quality to avoid frequent to avoid having to replace it frequently.
Information
Inform pool users of the restrictions in force and the best practices to follow. best practice.
Did you know?
Alert levels for drought decrees
Drought decrees are divided into several alert levels, each corresponding to more or less severe restrictions:
- Vigilance: Simple call for moderation in water use.
- Alert: Limitation on non-priority uses, partial ban on withdrawals for agricultural uses, restrictions on filling private swimming pools.
- Reinforced alert: Tougher restrictions, ban on filling private swimming pools, except for technical reasons (minimum levelling of water to avoid damage).
- Crisis: Maximum restrictions, total ban on filling private swimming pools.
Treat your water efficiently
With reasoned and moderate consumption
Choosing the right treatment products is essential to guarantee the purity of your water and eliminate the need to drain it.
It is also important to use and handle these treatment products correctly to avoid over-consumption or dosage errors.
Choosing environmentally-friendly and biodegradable water treatment products can help minimise environmental impact while maintaining optimum water quality. It can also make it easier to recycle pool water for other uses.
Ocedis provides you with all the documentation you need to ensure good water treatment all season long in an eco-responsible way.
