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    cwstnsko is offline Registered+ Thread Analyst cwstnsko 0
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    Default Re: water temp already 90 degrees

    My pool gets up to about 92 in the daytime and drops to about 84 at night this time of year with my redneck solar running during the day. Once the water starts getting about 95, I stop running the solar during the day. When it starts going higher, I start running my redneck solar at night to cool it off a bit. Almost all pools in AZ include an aerator sprayer in the coping to encourage heat loss through evaporation in the hot part of the summer.

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    Our water here in south Texas is also in the low 90's. It seems to help cool temperatures down if you run a fountain at night. We've been swimming at night lately as it is more comfortable and the kids don't need the sunscreen to prevent sunburn. The aqualuminator does a nice job of lighting up the pool. I also have LED solar lights that I have placed inside each of the aluminum fence posts. They rotate to different colors and it makes a nice affect.

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    Default Re: water temp already 90 degrees

    Quote Originally Posted by gwrace1
    Our water here in south Texas is also in the low 90's. It seems to help cool temperatures down if you run a fountain at night. We've been swimming at night lately as it is more comfortable and the kids don't need the sunscreen to prevent sunburn. The aqualuminator does a nice job of lighting up the pool. I also have LED solar lights that I have placed inside each of the aluminum fence posts. They rotate to different colors and it makes a nice affect.
    You got any pics of said LEDs? The bulb on our aqualuminator is out, and at $45 per each, I'm not too keen on buying another bulb, specially if I can do something a bit "cooler".

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