Kyle

They’re fairly easy to get on and off, especially if it’s a reel-type. They work very well though. Pool was 69 on Saturday, put the cover on Saturday night and it went up 6 degrees on Sunday alone. Usually, we put ours back in “storage” by June because it’s not really needed too much after the first few weeks of using it.

I am aware. It’s alot easier to say salt water pool than electrolysis chlorinated pool. At the end of the day, it’s better for your skin, doesn’t stain swim clothing or hair, and doesn’t smell. It’s also a lot less maintenance and way less expensive.

That’s what I love about having a lab, if they’ve got space to be outside, something to lay on, and a stick they’re completely content. I see some people at the dog park with hats on their dogs, boots, etc. it’s ridiculous.

My only complaint is that it traps a lot of pollen. Other than that, it’s great. We also have a saltwater pool so the chemical stabilization was never really an issue, but it’s nice to keep the big stuff out of the pool.

Pool went from 70 degrees to 77 in less than 24 hours, solar covers are a wonderful thing.

More dog pics for you guys, except Doug because he hates dogs.

Saw this the other day.

Underground transformer?

You’re welcome! Anytime!

Thanks!

Hammer-time!

Unfortunately that’s why they’re called accidents. Did you get their insurance info? It may be covered under their policy. Don't laugh, I’ve seen it happen before. Comparative negligence is a beautiful thing.

How are the ponds?

Here’s a dog picture, because who doesn’t love dogs?

That’s 75” more than I’m used to at bear creek!