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Why Do I Have Air Bubbles in My Pool? A Troubleshooting Guide

April 30th, 2009

1 min read

By Jason Hughes

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If you are wondering why you have air bubbles in your pool, this video breaks down the three most common causes and what you need to do if you think you may have a more serious problem.

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