Pool Covers and Winterization

Rule Your Pool

00:00 - Intro

02:35 - Jarred is wearing a Slytherin shirt. He's more of a Ravenclaw, TBH.

04:12 - Type of pool cover impacts your winterization chemistry (dilution, pH rise)

06:51 - Other types of pool covers that are not for winterizing: thermal and solar blankets. They are not safety covers and are not appropriate for winterization.

08:40 - Safety covers are designed to support a lot of weight to keep animals and people (and cars) out of pools.

10:54 - Mesh covers allow transfer of water and gas through it. This means dilution, and pH rise.

16:21 - Don't be afraid of high levels of calcium going into the winter (500+ ppm)

17:31 - Solid covers don't allow dilution and CO2 off-gassing

17:50 - Automatic covers can complicate things if your pool is heated a few times during the winter to swim, because the LSI goes from one extreme to the other. Surfaces can get destroyed because the water cannot correct itself.

22:08 - Solid safety covered pools do not need quite as much calcium as a mesh cover (400+ ppm), because it won't get diluted.

25:14 - Adjust chemicals at least a day before putting a solid cover on.  Let the pH naturally rise up before covering the pool.  If not, you need more alkalinity.

26:19 - Thanks for listening!

 

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00:00 - Intro

02:35 - Jarred is wearing a Slytherin shirt. He's more of a Ravenclaw, TBH.

04:12 - Type of pool cover impacts your winterization chemistry (dilution, pH rise)

06:51 - Other types of pool covers that are not for winterizing: thermal and solar blankets. They are not safety covers and are not appropriate for winterization.

08:40 - Safety covers are designed to support a lot of weight to keep animals and people (and cars) out of pools.

10:54 - Mesh covers allow transfer of water and gas through it. This means dilution, and pH rise.

16:21 - Don't be afraid of high levels of calcium going into the winter (500+ ppm)

17:31 - Solid covers don't allow dilution and CO2 off-gassing

17:50 - Automatic covers can complicate things if your pool is heated a few times during the winter to swim, because the LSI goes from one extreme to the other. Surfaces can get destroyed because the water cannot correct itself.

22:08 - Solid safety covered pools do not need quite as much calcium as a mesh cover (400+ ppm), because it won't get diluted.

25:14 - Adjust chemicals at least a day before putting a solid cover on.  Let the pH naturally rise up before covering the pool.  If not, you need more alkalinity.

26:19 - Thanks for listening!

 

------------------------------------

Connect with Orenda Technologies

Website: https://www.orendatech.com

Blog: https://blog.orendatech.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/OrendaTechnologies

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/orendatech/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/orendatechnologies/

______________________________

Connect with us!

Game Changing Pool Business Software:

Pool Brain®

Realize your full potential.
Watershape University®

Water chemistry questions?
Orenda®

Questions? Comments? Or apply to sponsor the show:
ruleyourpool@gmail.com

Facebook: @ruleyourpool

YouTube: @rule-your-pool

2021-10-06 27 min
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