Pool Safety Cover - Which one?
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Clay B
I would like to hear from existing homeowners or professionals on Solid Pool Safety Covers. Completely Solid with pump (no mesh as I do not want any water draining into the pool).
I'm look mainly at Coverstar, Coverlon, and LoopLoc2. Any features I should look for or avoid, and any tips would be appreciated. It's a lot of money and I want to make sure it's well spent.
I'm look mainly at Coverstar, Coverlon, and LoopLoc2. Any features I should look for or avoid, and any tips would be appreciated. It's a lot of money and I want to make sure it's well spent.
3 answers
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I am interested in knowing why you want a cover that will not allow water to drain into the pool? Is this for winter so you do not have to pump out overflow or is there another reason? I am contacting someone who may be able to provide you with this information and hopefully they will respond soon.
Woodbridge Environmental Tiptophouse.com
on Jun 19, 2014
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mesh covers lead to dirty water in spring and lots of expensive chemicals to re-open in spring, plus scrubbing all walls several times. Mesh lets in sunlight, leads to algae growth. Solid keeps water crystal clear. My tarp style current cover, I take it off, add one $7 bag of shock and I'm done. Just a quick vacuum, and we can swim.
Clay B
on Jun 19, 2014
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oh yes, this will be for the upcoming winter. Plus it's easier to monitor water on the top of cover, than underneath the cover. Solid comes with an automatic pump too.
Clay B
on Jun 19, 2014
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