Yes, it will reduce evaporation, as long as there is a really good seal. As the water evaporates, which it will still do, it will hit the cover, re-condense, and fall back into the pool. The chlorine or any other chemicals will fall out of solution during this process so the chlorine concentration must be monitored.
water can't evaporateans escape under a cover. -The cover is also to prevent leaves and other contaminants getting in the pool.
Any evaporation will collect under the cover and drip back into the pool.
With a ruler.
Unless you leave the heater on, Yes
no
By putting a rabbit fence around the pool
Approx. 1.5" to 2" per wk.
Yes. Evaporation will happen regardless especially with a porous material like a tarp.
Leslies Swimming Pool Supplies Boston has swimming pool covers. You can also purchase them online at several different websites
form_title=Swimming Pool Cover Installation or Replacement form_header=11603 Please specify the purpose of the pool cover. (Choose all that apply)*= [] Keep out children and pets [] Replace fencing for code compliance [] Provide winter protection [] Protect pool while away [] Keep trash and leaves out of pool Choose the type of swimming pool cover you would like:*= [] Safety Cover [] Automatic Cover [] Winter Cover [] Insulated Cover [] Spa Cover [] Would like recommendation Is the pool you wish to cover an in-ground or above ground pool?*= () Above ground () In ground
Because putting a cover on your pool makes it much more hot in the space between the cover and the water. The water will evaporate much quicker because of the increased temperature.
Here are a few suggestions out of the many possible answers to this question. Raise the air temperature in the room Raise the humidity in the air in the room Lower the water temperature in the pool Cover the pool
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Swimming pool covers are able to keep your pool insulated as well as clean. Leaves, grass, and other debris are less likely to enter the pool.