Pool Winter Cover – A Buyers Guide

If you want to save your in-ground swimming pool for years together, you will need to perform proper maintenance cycles, and take all required steps to keep it protected during the winter season. For the same reason, you need to purchase a pool winter cover of good quality to protect your pool during winter. If you do not have a winter cover in place, you might have to spend several hours at the beginning of spring to clean the pool and get it usable.

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December 11, 2009 · Pool Fool · 2 Comments
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Safety Cover Care & Maintenance

The springs should be very taut upon initial installation. In time, the cover will relax and the tension will ease.

The cover is designed to screen out leaves and other debris. Clear water can only be maintained if proper levels of chlorine and algaecide are maintained.

Water levels must be maintained within 18″ of the top of the pool during the snow season. Failure to do so will place undue strain on the cover and void the warranty.

Debris may be easily hosed off of a properly installed cover.

Removal and subsequent installation is made easier if the cover is fan-folded.

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September 28, 2008 · Pool Fool · No Comments
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Pool Closing Time

Well its time once again to think about closing your pool. It has been a good swim season for a lot of us, with hot weather and not too much rain. I don’t have a pool heater, so we close our pool shortly after Labor Day. When do you close your pool, and do you do it yourself?