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    Default Re: Using an intex pool cover

    You can get "pillows" to put under the cover. You could probably also use floaties or other pool toys (be prepared to replace them in spring, though). Put 'em in the middle under the cover to help raise it.

    Here's an example of what I'm talking about: http://www.amazon.com/Winter-Pool-Co.../dp/B002WKO7C8
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    Default Re: Using an intex pool cover

    I tried that with one of my Floaties which was about 5" high.
    It took up too much of the slack in the cover and it wouldnt go all the way to the edge of the pool frame to tie it off.

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    Default Re: Using an intex pool cover

    Quote Originally Posted by Blackmagic View Post
    I tried that with one of my Floaties which was about 5" high.
    It took up too much of the slack in the cover and it wouldnt go all the way to the edge of the pool frame to tie it off.
    Then you need to drain off enough water so you can tie it off. If it's an Intex inflatable donut and your water will freeze, you are probably making a mistake.

    BTW, inner tubes make good pillows too.
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