Your Natural Pond: The Low-Key Lowdown

Thinking about ditching the chlorine and going natural with a pond? You’re onto something really cool. Installing a natural pond isn’t much harder or more expensive than a regular pool, but the perks? Way better. You line it with rubber or a tough polyethylene, plant some water-loving greens in a separate zone to act as your clean team, and you’re pretty much set.

Morgan Brown mentions these natural setups are low-key on maintenance but high on benefits. You won’t be handling harsh chemicals or wrestling with pH strips. Instead, you’re creating a living system that pretty much takes care of itself and looks killer doing it. The water’s so pure, it’s practically drinkable. Since it’s all-natural, you don’t have to rush to the shower after a dip nor feel that ugly feeling of chlorine on yourself. Best of all it’s chill, eco-friendly, and it’s probably the coolest addition you can make to your place for all of your friends to see.