What are swimming pool covers?
Basically, there are 4 types of swimming pool cover; the first is safety pool covers that come in come in two varieties: Mesh & Solid, from the name itself, they are basically installed to prevent drowning. Next is the solar pool covers or solar blankets that are used to trap the sun’s heat and transmit it to the pool saving your bill from pool heating. Another is the pool winter covers that can be installed on both inground and above ground pools, they are installed to protect the pool from the winter’s harsh effects. And finally, the pool leaft nets, they are used to trap leaves and debris from entering your pool, making them easy to remove.
Made of durable polypropylene, swimming pool covers serve a number of purposes for the pool owner. Pool covers can be attached when the pool is not in use to prevent leaves, bird dropping, and other debris from falling into the pool water and, thus, dirtying the water. These covers can also serve to make the pool safer and more secure when the pool is not in use as it will deter others who may consider trespassing in someone else’s pool. Nonetheless, the primary purpose pool covers serve is to help winterize one’s pool when the cold months make their annual visit. During the winter months, the pool cover is the usually the final element added when winterizing one’s pool. After the pool water has been drained to an appropriate level and the winterizing chemicals have been added, the cover is set in place. The pool cover will serve to prevent dirt, debris, small animals, and pollution from making their way into the pool water. The cover, when used in conjunction with the winterizing chem
