Guaynabo, Puerto Rico: It seems that the busy season for pool safety is upon us here in Puerto Rico. The holidays are now well past us and the temperature is starting to rise back up to the level to warrant the using of the pool again. Certainly most pools probably do not have a form of safety protection because it is not required by law like it is in Florida and several othere states in the U.S. mainland. Though it is not a law, now is certainly the time to think about making your pool safe. Newly built pool, old pool or a house that you just purchased with an existing pool, if you have kids, grandkids or there are kids in the vicinity, then you have the responsibility to provide at least one layer of protection from an accident. It happens every year here in Puerto Rico between March and June, there are a couple of incidents where a child almost drowns or drowns. These accidents are preventable as long as the pool owner takes a proactive stance and responsibility. There are many different options for pool safety. Pool safety fences, pool safety nets, pool safety covers and automatic pool covers. The economy is tough but can you really affort not to protect your pool?
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