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I don't have the room in the yard or the roof for the 4 solar heating mats 4 - 2X20 for a 16 X 32 15,000 gal IG would need. SOOO my thought is how about laying them on top of the solar cover to provide buoyancy and using 2 returns and some flex to provide the flow, the ends could flow right off...

I have quite a few old double water tubes that have holes, has anybody tried filling them with sand? that seems just way too good of an idea. Please tell me why I would be wasting my time this weekend doing so.

How would one remove the "oily clear layer"

I have a extra 16' rope and float I would like to sell, new in package $20.00?

Where/What would one find a good bleach pump

4 Panels @ $230.00 = 920.00, 4-1000' rolls of .700 PE @80.00ea=$320.00 Devils advocate, How are the panels cheaper?

I would have thought it would be the other way around. That spirals would retain the heat. On the mat style do you want as high a flow as possible?

Yeah, I was lookin to be lazy and see if anybody had built a solar heater with garden hoses. The real question I have about the plastic mat styles are about durability. Is 2-3 seasons is what you would get? If you get a leak then what? Is there a mil thickness? Where is the best place to buy...

I'm looking at a Sungrabber type system for my pool, but my main questions are 1) isnt plastic a insulator and not a very good conductor of heat. 2) Why not just "coil" or parallel a few 100" lenghts of black garden hose on a pool deck. I would think the black rubber would absorb/transfer heat...

Sand Bags - Sand tubes

I tried the "throat out" and her movement was very slow, lethargic @ best, she still wont climb out of the deep end so I bought some lenghts of 2" round PVC and a couple of "T"s for the ends drilled a bunch of holes in it and partially filled it with gravel (not very much) now I have a rail...

Have you tried the "throat in VS throat out" I havent yet as I've only had her a week.

I'm having the same problem with a IGP in addition she keeps getting stuck on the drain. I was told there is a "adjustment" knob on the bottom of the cleaner but I have yet to find it.