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HereToday asks:Swimming pools and electricity: To heat or not to heat?
Would you brave the cold waters of an unheated pool , or must you spend for the electricity to heat your pool?
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Solar blankets
HEretoday...have you heard of the solar blankets...thatarea very efficient and ecofriendly way of heating swimming pools...they can actually raise the temperature of the pool upto 10 degree F..
Do see the link to find out more...http://www.royalswimmingpools.com/solar_blanket.htm
Do see the link to find out more...http://www.royalswimmingpools.com/solar_blanket.htm
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not electricicty but acid
In my country the usage of electricity to purify the water in a pool is never used. We are using some acid to clean the impurities on it.
It would take a day before anyone would be allowed to swim in it.
It would take a day before anyone would be allowed to swim in it.
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Tough question...
I would say that it can be physically dangerous to be in a pool that is too cold (hypothermia dangers.) I guess that you should heat it, but just enough to take the "chill" out of the water.
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about Solar Blankets...
My parent's pool sported a solar blanket, and it worked quite well on very hot, sunny days, but as the sun got weaker, so did the water become cooler. Those blankets are quite useful, but only to an extent.
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