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    I received my replacement rings today from the company.

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    Just an update, these do appear to work. It has finally been sunny (we have had a lot of haze) and the water temp has crept up to 86. I do have about 90% coverage thanks to using some pieces of solar cover to provide some more coverage.

    They do lay flat and have not become airborne on a windy day. To store when swimming, I fold them up and hang over the fence. There are no sharp edges.

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    I am getting ready to close my pool and figure I would give my update on the solar rings.

    I think they are a good product. They do work, however in my application I think the traditional solar cover works better. I have gotten tired of the removal and installing each time I use the pool and stuffing parts of an old solar cover to fill in the large areas where the rings do not cover.

    Sadly they will not make a return for the 2009 swimming season. I already bought the solar cover for next season.

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    Hey Jetta,
    Just wanted to thank you for this informal product review. I kind of foresaw the tedium of adding/removing so I stay with my solar cover, but good to hear the report of a braver soul than I.
    Thanks.

    ChuckD

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    I have and end of season report as well. I found the rings easier to remove than the regular solar cover. We would just stack them on each other and let them float in the pool . After the swim we would just spread them out again. When removing them from the pool it took a litttle longer than a regular cover but it was easier. So I guess it's a tradeoff.

    They do work but not as well as a solar cover. They were great during the hotter months to keep the temp up. However in the cooler months the cover did a much better job of retaining the heat overnight. No surprises there I guess.

    I will be getting a solar reel next season to make removing the regular solar cover easier. We will also still use the rings in the hotter months too.

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    Thanks for the reviews, and especially the follow-up posts. It's nice to hear "the rest of the story"!

    Janet

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