THE SWEETWATER BLOG
JULY 2026

Happy Semiquincentennial to the good ol’ United States of America!
That's right—America is turning 250 years old, and that's definitely something worth celebrating! Summer is in full swing, and the 4th of July is just around the corner.
We hope you've stocked up on sunscreen, pool floats, burgers, hot dogs, and all the essentials for a proper poolside celebration. If not, there's still time—but not much! Before you know it, the grills will be fired up, the fireworks will be lighting up the sky, and someone will be insisting they're the official family cornhole champion.
Now, we know what you're really here for—a sneak peek at this month's newsletter.
This month, check out a pair of great articles from Pool Magazine covering tips for buying a home with a pool and what chlorine actually does to your body. We've also rounded up 60 amazing things to do in the Lone Star State this summer and included 50 recipes to help make your 4th of July celebration deliciously unforgettable.
And don't miss this month's featured product: the Solstice Cold Plunge Inflatable Tub. Because sometimes summer means relaxing in the pool, and sometimes it means voluntarily stepping into ice-cold water and calling it "refreshing."
You'll find all that, plus our usual collection of tips, tidbits, and poolside inspiration throughout this month's issue.
Here's wishing you a safe, fun-filled Fourth of July and an absolutely fantastic month ahead. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and may your burgers be perfectly grilled and your pool water crystal clear!

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