Will this cover prevent or limit evaporation
1304657
the cover allows rain water and snow seep threw it has been my experience that when we partially drain the pool when we reopen for the season the water level is to the top.
1139573
It blocked the rain from coming in but I am not sure if it could withstand a constant downpour
823569
I don't know. We keep it covered for convenience. I think I read somewhere what to do if it gets wet, but nowhere about it drying out.
718153
I use a plate underneath the cover. I have not had significant condensation. Some would be expected but not large pools.
488453
no it does NOT and i think this is a design flaw. I would rather it would stay up so that water could evaporate when not in use.
65511
The cover is meant to hold heat in. You can't expect it to effectively heat your pool although with it in place on a sunny day it will add some heat if the circulating pump is activated.
1369119
It should, but don't put it in a waterproof section. It needs to breathe, since it works by evaporation.
2103345
Hi, It will keep everything locked up, but it will not prevent moisture. Air will come in from the sides.
768224
Not at all. It self evaps the condensation on it's own just fine. The only time you need to drain it is if you stop using it for more than a few days.
595478
Not Really. It will keep the rain off for a while but then it eventually leaks.
1419555
I don't know about preventing water. I have found that it works well on blocking drafts.
1102464
Anything you can do to block the gaps around your garage door like this product does on the bottom will help at least to minimize the draft coming in. Certainly prevents water from coming in.
1773589
It prevents rain from getting you wet. Alas, it does not prevent the rain from occurring. It is completely waterproof.
1962928
Yes in that it will keep all moisture off the seat itself. The backing is waterproof, but fabric "top" can absorb water.
119387
I don't know. You may protect the cover (You should put a bit on the inside cover first to see if the fabric is discolored.) but you can't stop the paper from absorbing dampness.
865478
I think it would offer even better protection against the elements. As long as the cover does not seal the air condition unit and trap moisture, tshould be okay.
1438462
No. The housing your trying to cover extends approximately 9" down and this foam sleeve is approximately 5" tall. That means their is approximately 4" of uncovered housing that will be subject to sucking up water into areas it shouldn't be.