VINGLI 12ミル ソーラープールヒーター 16x32フィート 長方形ソーラーブランケット - 地上プール用高耐久ソーラープールカバー 地下プール用ソーラーヒーター、ブルー(16フィート x 32フィート)

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This is a heavy pool cover, especially if you have a large in-ground pool! You'll need space on your lawn or next to the pool to unfold the cover out of the box. Then, its best to have two people to spread the cover on the pool. I had only myself it was a chore. Then, you walk around with a pair of scissors and trim the cover to fit exactly inside your pool. But, once all that is done, it does an AMAZING JOB of keeping blowing leaves out of the pool AND -- heating the pool for free! I like my pool about 94 degrees and if it gets too hot, I just take the cover off for a couple of days. This cover is thick and sturdy, too.

After two years of faithful use, our previous solar pool cover started to get limp and the corners were starting to sink into the pool. This cover is actually much better quality than what I had previously. The plastic is thick and stiff. It floats nicely, and it is quite heavy when you fold it up. These covers are a pain in the neck to take on/off, but we have a heated pool. These keep the heat in and prevent evaporation. We have had our pool heater on since October here in NE Florida. With this cover, I have not had to add water to the pool in over a month, and our pool heater runs only for about an 1 hour each day. This is a must have to keep your pool warm and prevent evaporation in the cooler months here in the South.

Works fine. You have to cut it to fit your pool. Helps keep the heat in.

I was looking for a way to keep my greenhouse warmer in the winter, as I don't have a sufficient heat source, and someone on Facebook suggested pool covers. I had never thought of that idea. I would probably give it 5 stars if I could just throw it over the top of my hoop greenhouse and secure it. A pain in the butt to install on the inside of a greenhouse because it is thick and not very flexible. I got it towards the end of the season, and it really helped keep the greenhouse warmer. However, due to it being difficult to install, I left it up for the summer. Here in southern AL, if it was 80 outside, it was over 100 inside. Good thing I don't grow anything in the summer, but it was pretty much unbearable to work in there on other projects. Maybe next spring I will remove it and place it on top for the following winter. It does catch a lot of moths, flies and bees between the pool cover and the greenhouse cover. And unfortunately, they don't seem to be able to find their way out.