When to heat?
- Thread starter shane4
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And they rest on the water's surface. But most heat gain is actually by retention of heat that would be lost at night without it, not from sun absorption through the cover, to the pool.
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Jrg...an auto over helps retain heat by preventing evaporation, which is the major cause of heat loss on a body of water the size of a pool. They are expensive in the 10k plus range, but since I like running my heat May through mid October, I am betting I could rationalize one during a Reno if it had a 10 year warranty 
I would also likely save somewhere between 500 and 1,000 gallons a week in evaporation water loss, and since I'm on well water that then gets softened before topping up the pool, plus sequestered for the trace iron that still gets through, I'd save on my water treatments, electric and salt costs too...
Shane...the border guards did not unwrap the gift or ask what it was If they had, I would have just said a pool test kit. My reasoning is that if Lowry can import the Taylor k2006, there's nothing in it that is banned in Canada
I would also likely save somewhere between 500 and 1,000 gallons a week in evaporation water loss, and since I'm on well water that then gets softened before topping up the pool, plus sequestered for the trace iron that still gets through, I'd save on my water treatments, electric and salt costs too...Shane...the border guards did not unwrap the gift or ask what it was
If they had, I would have just said a pool test kit. My reasoning is that if Lowry can import the Taylor k2006, there's nothing in it that is banned in Canada