The following are tips on how to install winter covers for in-ground and above-ground pool: In-ground winter pool cover: 1.
Run your filtration systems for two days to accumulate the dirt in your water.
Remove the debris on the water using pool net skimmer.
Clean the walls and decks.
Detach the ladder and diving board (if any) upon cleaning the pool.
2.
Have your water winterized with the essential chemicals for the season.
Follow the manufacturer's guide on winterizing your swimming pool.
Use algaecide to prevent algae growth on your walls.
To prevent your skimmer from freezing, drain your water below the skimmer's mouth.
3.
In-ground pool winter cover is made of solid material to give your pool an optimum protection.
However, this cover can easy tear if they land on sharp edges.
Use old towels or foams for padding your cover.
4.
Spread the cover on the pool.
Once laid, the cover rests on the pool surface.
Make sure the black side is facing your swimming pool.
5.
After installing the cover, lay the water tubes on side to prevent the wind from entering inside the pool.
Fill the tubes with 80% of water and add your anti-freezing chemical.
Above-ground winter pool cover: 1.
Remove the debris on your pool using a net skimmer.
Also, clean the walls and decks of your pool.
Dismantle the above-ground ladder and hand skimmers upon cleaning.
2.
Winterize your above-ground pool water with closing chemical kit.
Carefully follow the instructions included in the kit.
Pour a scale control chemical to prevent metal stains.
Lower your water just below the skimmer or use skimmer guard to cover the mouth.
3.
Above-ground pool winter cover is made of solid material to give your pool an optimum protection.
However, winter covers can easy tear if they land on your above-ground pool edges.
Use old towels or foams for padding your pool cover.
4.
Spread the cover on the pool.
Once laid, the cover rests on the surface.
Run a cable through grommets around the cover.
Insert one end of the cable through the winch's hole.
Do the same with the opposite cable.
Pull both ends and start turning the winch to tighten the cover.
5.
Melted ice and rainwater may accumulate on the surface during the season.
Before opening the cover, use cover pump on remove the liquid.
6.
If you have a deck, spread the cover facing the black side on the water.
Weave the cable wire through the grommets and between the pool posts.
Always check the cover if it's tied down to ensure that the cover won't be damaged.
These tips on installing pool winter covers will surely make your pool safe and sound.
When you're planning to buy acover, purchase a cover with and adequate overlap.
Remember to keep your area clean as possible.