28012E Solar Pool Cover: for 12ft Round Easy Set and Metal Frame Pools – Insulates Pool Water – Reduces Water Evaporation – Keeps Debris Out – Reduces Chemical Consumption

Used daily on our pool. Made it like bath water. My kids and I loved it. My husband added hose water because it wasn’t “refreshing” to swim LOL! I absolutely loved the warm water from using this solar cover. Also it kept the leaves out as we have lots of trees. Perfect.

Increased temp 15F.

I've had a couple of these. They do help with raising the water temps giving you a earlier and later pool season. Expect to replace the cover every year and at a push year and half. It's going to break down.. this is a given. It's not a expensive cover.. look at it as a single season use item that extends your fun for a few extra weeks. Is it worth that to you... if you get 120 days of pool fun.. then that works out to be roughly .03 to .04 cents a day (or less) depending upon pool size. It helps cut down on debris.. so less time fishing out leafs, bugs and the grass your neighbor or kid blew in there with the lawnmower. Yes you can get more costly covers.. which may last two seasons.. but when you sit down and do the math over the period of time these add up to be about the same. Less Cost = Shorter life span. Higher cost = slightly longer life span.. the two average out to be the same when you start doing the math for long term benefits vs. cost. However, be warned. Just as others have pointed out it will fall apart after one to one and half seasons. The plastic is thin.. but the main factors is the plastic breaks down under the heat, chlorine and UV light (sun exposure). While the plastic is thin, the three factors play a major role in it failing. The plastic isn't a UV stable plastic (most likely given the cost) and chlorine within itself will break down things quicker as well.. throw in the heat as well and you get a even quicker break down and lots of blue bubble pieces in your pool. One way to avoid the cover from breaking down quickly is if you can spray it off if you can in between uses on the pool.. the months that you don't need to use it all if you are using it solely as heat and not debris catcher. Defiantly don't just let it dry out and store it over the winter months.. spray it down.. get the most pool chemicals you can off of it. Store it in a cool place if you can.. not in the top rafters in a garage where it can still get very warm in early and late parts of spring /fall. Most people have seen where they go to get something that has been a hot attic or rafters of a garage and the plastic is dry as a dead leaf and falls apart.. this can do the same. When you drag it off the pool for swimming, see if you can put it in a shaded area. It folded up on itself and being wet.. it gets hot.. real hot. Not good for plastic (add pool chemicals to make a nice hot steam within its self), especially when you take a scorching hot cover and throw it back over pool water.. think of how heated glass/metal and cold water react.. rapid cooling causes stress cracks, not so much in the plastic, but over and over it will have an effect. Also.. don't just drag this off and leave it laying over the grass.. within a hour or two (or less) it will have scorched the grass. Nothing like a lovely round scorched/semi-dead patch of grass in your yard.

I purchased this solar cover for use on an Intex 15' round metal-frame pool. I had tried to cover the pool with the cover that comes with the pool. But I was unable to get it to stay on, even with two people working at it. The cover that comes with the pool is supposed to fit over the frame and it has a drawstring to hold it in place. It is very heavy and can get filled with water and sink. I was unable to get it on the pool by myself - as I would get one side in place, the opposite side would slide into the water and sink. Also, the water coming out of the filter pushed it around, making it even harder to work with. But even with the filter turned off and the help of a second person, we were unable to get the cover on. This solar cover, in comparison, is so easy to use! It is very lightweight (it's essentially a big sheet of heavy-duty bubble wrap). It floats on the water surface. I can easily put it on and take it off by myself. It is sized to fit with a little extra, so even if there are air bubbles trapped under the cover, it still covers the entire water surface. The water coming out of the filter doesn't move it at all. Any leaves or debris that fall into the pool lay on top and as I pull the cover off they come off with it (where I can remove them) and don't fall into the water. Updating my review: I have used the solar cover for one week. Prior to putting the cover on, the pool water temperature was previously around 71-72 degrees on sunny days when the air temperature ranged between highs in the upper 80s / low 90s and lows in the 70s. In the week that the cover has been on, the air temperature only reached highs around 80 and dropped into the low 60s at night yet the water temp went up to 76 degrees. That's a 4 degree gain in water temperature even though air temperatures had dropped by 10 degrees, and the water temperatures were within about 5 degrees of the high air temps. I am very pleased. 2 notes: 1. The instructions say that you need to remove it if there are going to be high winds, because it can blow off of the pool. 2. It's not a safety or tear-away cover, so it could potentially cause entrapment and drowning if anyone fell onto it. I remove the ladder and place it away from the pool when this cover is in place.

Ho utilizzato il telo di copertura come ho fatto in tanti anni con altri teli simili, che sono sempre durati almeno una intera stagione di circa quattro mesi. Questo telo a distanza di un solo mese dall'utilizzo si sta sgretolando, spaccandosi e bucandosi in tutte le camere d'aria. Veramente una pessima esperienza

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Le queda bien a la Best way easy set de 12 pies (3.66 m) sólo se tiene que meter debajo del anillo con un poco de doblez, porque está misma cubierta se usa para las de marco metálico que son más anchas en el espejo de agua. El vendedor olvidó agregarlo en el envío de varios productos, pero me puse en contacto e inmediatamente me contestaron y enviaron el producto faltante días después. Excelente atención y todos cometemos errores, la diferencia es de quien los admite y corrige inmediatamente.

After reading some reviews about this I had reservations. No need, it's perfect. I have this fitted to a 12ft pool but NOT the one with the inflatable ring. Mine is the metal framed pool & it fits perfectly. I also have a heater. This won't work miracles but if the sun is out for a period of time, this really will help get the water temperature up. When not in use, I also put the pool cover over the top of this one.

El anunciado es un producto marca INTEX y el recibido es un genérico, marca Steinbach, que no tiene los agujeros para el drenaje del agua llovida, las caracteristicas del plástico son similares, ya veremos su durabilidad al sol.