There are no holes in the cover for water that accumulates on top to seep out. Do you just let the water stay on top of the cover from rain?
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I don't have a link but I'm sure if you google it, many will come up. All pool supply companies will have them. Should be $40-60.00 range. I used to have one of those 20.00 siphon pumps... huge mistake and the plastic on the hand pump breaks down quickly. You will have to pay attention to the pump as it doesn't shut off automatically when the water is all gone unless you spend alot of money for an upgraded version. I have had mine for years... worth the investment!
1882884
Yes. I have thought about buying one that does allow water to go into the pool but this type with no holes works well enough.
1882885
I have a pool drainer that I purchased online for less than $20.00. Or you can use a hose like for syphoning gas. I try to keep a lot of water off the top due to the heaviness and extra wear and tear on cover. Esp. In the spring when the ice melts.
1882886
There are some siphon type of pumps you can use. I would suggest getting water off if you get a big rain.
1882887
No, never. I don't want any of the muck that accumulates from rain and dead leaves to go in my pool! I always use a submersible pump that is made for the top of the pool cover to pump off the rain water.
1572392
Ours is sitting on top of an uncovered deck and has been put through the elements so far as we have had a lot of rain this over the past year. Not a drop of water has been able to get in. Very pleased!
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.
1825929
The roof does not cover the floor, the floor sticks out a few inches further. So if it rains you will get water inside. It is only a sun and wind shelter, not rain
1286361
It dose not have a drain hole but it does come with a cover to keep the weather out. Hope this helps
383466
No, the holes do not go all the way through. So, staying wet might be an issue, although I'm guessing you could figure out how to easily dry it off. The only thing I'd be concerned about is cleaning it. The cover is meant to help get around cleaning issues, and I think you could easily mop it off when the cover is off, but I'm not sure what any heavy duty cleaning solutions would do it, like the solutions we tend to use in the shower. I think that's the only thing I'd beware of when using in the shower.
171899
i've had this shelter for about a year and since day 1 it has dripped along the seams in the rain. I think you could fix it by applying some kind of glue or sealant along the seam lines, but I just haven't done it.
1007466
no, I've recently noticed a little bit of leakage. Still like the cover, though but I'm not sure where the water penetrates from. Maybe it's a seam.
1693786
The water reservoir is in the handle. Slide it out by moving it towards the cord. Once it is removed you will see a small hole at the top of it with a plastic cover on it.
1342673
Water occasionally seeps thru mine. I am on my second cover - it does a good enough job that I bought it again. The sun and snow tends to do a lot of damage after 2 years.
165593
No but it is not water tight. Mine has been out all summer, rain or shine and it does not fill up.
1619697
NO rain here at the moments so i took some water and flicked beads of water on the case and it rolled right off and didn't seen to soak in for a minute or so. The rain flap should keep any light rain from entering from the top but there is no waterproof inserts inside the compartment but you might easily add some plastic in there.
812621
It has drainage along the bottom. There is never any standing water. There aren't holes, but there are slats all along the bottom.
47471
You mean with water to close the holes in the fabric? It is supposed to be spritzed down, but we just let a light rain fall on it, and it was fine in a heavy rain a month later.
1105977
There are holes in mine. Also, the tray doesn't really collect water because the water drains from around the tray due to the way it's constructed. However, it you have a heavy rain, and particularly if it's blowing, then that little roof isn't enough to keep the seed dry.
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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
1911398
I am pretty sure that there are holes but the water will drain onto the propane tank and drawer slide.If rain gets on it I would start the burner as soon as possible to dry things out.The burner sits above the pan and you could probably fire it up when wet.We bought a disposable aluminum turkey pan and put it upside down on top of the glass chips.The cover goes on top of that forming a small tent, shedding water and snow better.