What about using this leaf cover without a pool cover?
303868
I use my leaf cover as a Pool Cover. I had a solid Pool Cover before with Big Problems. Every time it rained water would build up on the cover. The water on top of the cover would push the pool water out. I would have to pump the water off the cover then refill the pool to the proper level.
303869
I think it will work--but you will have to have some way to tie down the edges of the leaf cover.
1732211
This cover just sits on top of the water. You need to get one the same size diameter or smaller than your pool. Laying flat like it does, the wind never seems to be able to get underneath it. Just vision, Blue Industrial Strength Bubble Wrap. Heats the pool up nice, helps keep the warmth in at night. Even helps with chlorine retention.
2099817
No. This cover just sits on top of the water and doesn't wrap over the side of the pool. It's really just bubble wrap so it would probably freeze to the water and get damaged if you left it out.
1719540
No I only ran mine a couple hours a day. Don't use a solar cover it will turn the water green, too small of a pool. Hope that helps.
354858
Yes. The holes are intentional. They let any water that has settled on top out. Without them you wouldn't be able to pull the cover off nearly as easily. By the way this isn't really meant to be a pool cover. It's a solar heater. And helps keep heat in overnight. You should buy the regular cover and stick it over the top of the solar cover over night if you really want to keep your pool clean
230700
I wouldn't think you would need to cover it unless there is alot of water running right into it. The winter covers are to keep more to keep the cold weather from coming through the unit and when you aren't using it for prolonged periods. Under regular conditions I would say no, and definitely not while in use.
1740446
In colder weather I always keep the cover on. It has no effect on the pump or filters. It is easily romoved by hand but it helps to cut it in half at the pool center so you can fold and remove it in two pieces. The reel system is overkill.
610012
I like the cover to be large, the 15 ft cover should tuck under the rim of the pool.....If there is a lot left over I hang it over the sides and hold it down with large foam covered twist ties.it really keeps the pool clean and warm.
205387
I don't use a cart. It sits on a small table on our well ventilated back porch. As such , no cover needed. I imagine any water repellent material could be used for a cover.
2104377
It does not need a cover and we ended up having to move our pool because the cord is so short. Wish we had looked at the length before hand. But it is a great working pump.
2535
Well, we have a 32' pool and the bubble wrap pool cover rolls up on it. That stuff is almost 1/2" thick and we have no problem with that. If you only have a thin leaf cover on it I would think you would get a whole lot of feet on there. I would also suggest that you buy the recommended pole with it because we used PVC and it sags.
5333
You would have to find a 30 ft pole to roll the cover. You need a deck, since this is for in ground pools.
1813717
I don't use a cover ,just make sure the drain cap is off if rain is on the way.I do have an old perspex table top that I cover it with t o make a temporary picnic table for the kids.
2027851
It comes with a light weight cover. I would seeno problem having it by a pool, but would cover it to prevent build up if water
138849
I did not get a cover. It has a drain plug so we empty it after each use. Keeps it from getting scummy. (The cover would probably blow away in our yard anyway. We get a lot of wind. )
710318
I hadn't thought about putting it under the pool. Since the cover uses the sun to eat it and then the heat transfers to the water, I would guess having it under the pool wouldn't work so well.
847202
I use a tarp for added protection just to be safe. You can pick up a blue one at Home Depot or Lowes and the once the pool is full cut the tarp in the same shape as the pool so you don't see it.