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Jordan Hidalgo

Jordan Hidalgo

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 hen you swim, your body releases endorphins, also known as "feel-good" hormones. These chemicals act as natural painkillers and mood enhancers. Endorphins promote feelings of happiness, relaxation, and well-being, helping to combat the negative effects of stress. Regular physical activity like swimming ensures that your endorphin levels stay high, creating a positive, stress-free mindset.Copyright Jordan Hidalgo Economics
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  • Jordan Hidalgo - Choosing the Best Pool Deck Material for Your Pool

    Jordan Hidalgo - Choosing the Best Pool Deck Material for Your Pool
    Nov 15 2025
    Selecting the right pool deck material is more than a design decision—it’s about safety, comfort, durability, and how your pool area complements your lifestyle. As outdoor living continues to gain popularity in 2025, homeowners are investing more in their pool surroundings, aiming to create spaces that are both functional and luxurious. If you're planning a pool renovation or new build this year, here's a breakdown of the most popular and effective pool deck materials available today.
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    3 mins
  • Jordan Hidalgo - How to Prevent Pool Water From Overheating During Extremely Hot Weather

    Jordan Hidalgo - How to Prevent Pool Water From Overheating During Extremely Hot Weather
    Nov 15 2025
    wimming pools are the ultimate way to beat the summer heat, but when temperatures soar, even pool water can become uncomfortably warm. Instead of offering a refreshing escape, overheated water can feel like a bathtub and create an environment where algae and bacteria thrive. Keeping your pool water cool during extreme heat isn’t just about comfort—it’s about maintaining water balance, protecting equipment, and ensuring safe swimming conditions.
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    4 mins
  • Jordan Hidalgo - Tips for Reducing Chlorine Smell While Keeping Your Pool Water Safe

    Jordan Hidalgo - Tips for Reducing Chlorine Smell While Keeping Your Pool Water Safe
    Oct 29 2025
    A strong chlorine smell around a pool often gives swimmers the impression that the water is overly sanitized. In reality, that “pool smell” doesn’t usually come from chlorine itself—it comes from chloramines, which are formed when chlorine binds with sweat, body oils, urine, or other contaminants. These chloramines reduce the effectiveness of chlorine, create odor, and irritate eyes and skin.The good news? You can keep your pool water both safe and inviting without the overpowering smell. Here are some smart tips to reduce chlorine odor while maintaining a healthy swimming environment.
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    4 mins
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