Hmmmm.....not sure injecting hot air will help much, although evaporation should help. One downside to keep in mind is aerating will drive pH up.
Living in the Phoenix area it gets real hot and the water temp in my pool is warm to the point that I really don't even enjoy being in it for long.
I have an aerator but never use it because it's my assumption that it will not provide a noticeable difference in the water temp but will increase evaporation.
Any thoughts?
14'x31' kidney 21K gal IG plaster pool; SWCG (Saline Generating System's SGS Breeze); Pentair FNS Plus 48 DE DE filter; Whisperflow 1 HP pump; 8 hours hrs; kit purchased from Ben; utility water; summer: none; winter: none; PF:5.7
Hmmmm.....not sure injecting hot air will help much, although evaporation should help. One downside to keep in mind is aerating will drive pH up.
22'x40' Grecian Lazy L 20K gal IG vinyl pool; Aqua Rite SWCG T15 cell; Hayward Pro Grid 6020 DE filter; Hayward Superpump 1hp pump; 12 hrs; Taylor K-2006; city; PF:6
I don't know much about "aerators", but we do have a fountain feature that we will turn on to cool the water temps. It does help. Are you reluctant to refill?
26K gal 20x40 rectangular IG vinyl pool; Apr 2014: New pump, liner, auto-cover, & water; Pentair Whisperflo 1HP pump; Pentair Trition sand filter; Cover/Star CS-500 auto cover; Taylor K-2006C; OTO
Running a solar heater at night will also help cool down your pool if the nighttime temps get below your pool temp. Don't think aerating would change much, though someone could still have a very good reason why it would.
What a nice problem to have.
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