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Step 6-
Remove the Pool Cover
Drain as much water off
the top of the cover as you can to make removal of your cover easier.
This task is made simple with the
a winter cover
pump.
To avoid yard debris from
falling into your pool, exercise patience and remove your cover slowly.
Its always a good idea to thoroughly wash and rinse your pool cover
afterward. Using regular soap and water will help extend your cover’s
lifetime. Drying the cover thoroughly will prevent any unwanted molds to
flourish during your cover’s storage. Step
7 -
Connect Your Equipment
Since
you already did an inventory of all missing items this will be a breeze.
If your filtration system was cleaned before closing your pool in the
fall, then attach the hoses and open all valves. If your system needs to
be cleaned or the sand needs to be replaced, now is the best opportunity
to do so.
We suggest following all manufacturer guidelines to prepare your pool
pumps, filters, and pool heaters. Double check that your o-rings are
lubricated for use with water-based lubricants. Double check your
skimmers and lint pots are free of debris. If you used an anti-freeze
for your lines, make sure to vacuum those lines clean.
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