Solar pool covers work by trapping solar energy through thousands of air-filled bubbles that act like tiny magnifying glasses, while creating an insulating barrier that prevents heat loss and evaporation.
Pool covers are highly recommended for most pool owners as they reduce chemical usage by 60%, cut heating costs by 70%, and prevent debris accumulation. Winter covers are essential for cold climates, while solar covers benefit year-round pool users.
Pool blankets are beneficial for most pools, reducing chemical usage by 35-60%, heating costs by 50-70%, and water evaporation by 95%. The decision depends on your climate, pool usage, and budget priorities.
Yes, millions of people have salt water pools, which are actually traditional chlorine pools with a saltwater chlorine generator (SWG) that produces chlorine from salt rather than adding liquid chlorine manually.
