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4. 1 <br /> • REMOVE SHARP OBJECTS,POOL TOYS AND TOWELS,ETC. BEFORE f , 1 „ ' <br /> OPERATING THE POOL COVER. <br /> `? •REMOVE LEAVES,INSECTS AND DIRTY WATER,ETC. AS SOON AS - I <br /> POSSIBLE BEFORE THEY CAN LEAVE A STAIN OR RESIDUE. <br /> • CLEAN THE POOL COVER OFTEN BY RINSING WELL WITH CLEAN <br /> FRESH WATER. Rinsing often, helps remove evaporated chemical solids <br /> that can shorten the life of your pool cover(especially indoor pool covers). I' <br /> • REMOVE DIFFICULT STAINS. Start by scrubbing with a soft bristled <br /> brush, wipe with a clean cloth, rinse and repeat. For persistent or oily <br /> residues,like suntan lotion or stains left from debris,use a low phosphate, <br /> non-detergent cleaner, scrub,rinse well and wipe dry. 1., <br /> •DO NOT USE DETERGENTS ON YOUR VINYL POOL COVER—THEY <br /> CAN DAMAGE IT AND VOID THE WARRANTY. <br /> • CLEAN AWAY ALGAE STAINS (PARTICULARLY BLACK ALGAE). <br /> Algae can be found on the underside of the pool cover and can be cleaned <br /> by scrubbing with a stiff synthetic bristle brush. Use a mixture of diluted i <br /> house-hold bleach such as Clorox regular bleach, in a ratio of 9 to 1, nine <br /> parts water to one part bleach. Read and understand all safety-use labels. "' <br /> Always add the bleach to the water only, and take steps to protect yourself A:4 <br /> and the area from splashing. <br /> • INSPECT THE POOL COVER FOR PREMATURE WEAR OR DETERIO- <br /> RATION. <br /> • REPAIR EVEN THE SMALLEST HOLES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. If <br /> water penetrates the vinyl and is exposed to the scrim (the thread-like <br /> reinforcement), the scrim will soak up water; carrying chemicals and <br /> contaminates to the inside of the fabric. This can lead to discoloring, '•_$ } <br /> stiffening and/or deterioration of the pool cover. Repair both sides of the x, <br /> hole in the pool cover when possible. • <br /> Ga <br /> • HAVE ROUTINE ANNUAL MAINTENANCE PERFORMED BY A <. <br /> QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSON. <br /> • MAINTAIN PROPER WATER LEVEL IN THE POOL FOR SAFETY ' <br /> AND POOL COVER OPERATION-85% of the pool cover surface must <br /> be in contact with the pool water to help prevent mechanical failure and to <br /> ensure safety barrier integrity. }. <br /> • MAINTAIN PROPER POOL WATER BALANCE AND PH. Long-term < I` , <br /> • <br /> imbalance or consistently fluctuating PH can ruin the vinyl pool cover in <br /> just a season or two. Making sure the water is balanced is a top priority. <br /> Failure to do so could result in the premature failure or wear of the pool y 4')\x `r <br /> cover and the entire pool system. ru- <br /> • WITH FREQUENT USE OF THE POOL COVER, CHEMICALS RE- ti' ,`#tj.' <br /> QUIRED AND WATER USAGES ARE DRAMATICALLY REDUCEDa ti` g---! <br /> Chemical treatments should be adjusted to reflect a covered pool. When • <br /> covering the pool for extended periods, like winterizing, adjust automatic yq <br /> chemicals, feeders, salt systems and ozone generators to appropriate levels <br /> for a covered unused pool. <br /> Poo,.COVER SPECIALISTS®2016 15 <br />