My pool water level always low?

* Evaporation: Evaporation is the most common cause of pool water loss. When the sun shines on your pool, the water evaporates into the air. The rate of evaporation depends on the temperature, humidity, and wind speed.

* Leaks: Leaks are another common cause of pool water loss. Leaks can occur in the pool liner, pipes, or fittings. If you have a leak, it's important to find it and fix it as soon as possible to prevent further water loss.

* Overfilling: If you overfill your pool, the water will overflow and run off into the surrounding area. This can cause erosion and damage to your pool deck or landscaping.

* Splashing: Splashing can also cause pool water loss. When people swim or play in the pool, they can splash water out of the pool. This water can evaporate or run off into the surrounding area.

To prevent your pool water level from getting too low, you can do the following:

* Cover your pool when it's not in use. This will help to reduce evaporation.

* Check your pool for leaks regularly. If you find a leak, fix it as soon as possible.

* Don't overfill your pool. The water should be at the recommended level, which is usually about 1 inch below the skimmer opening.

* Minimize splashing. When people swim or play in the pool, they should try to avoid splashing water out of the pool.

If you follow these tips, you can help to keep your pool water level at the ideal level.