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Anyone got their covers on yet LOL the night temps are dropping fast.
What types of covers do you use ?
What types of covers do you use ?
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Winter Pond Covers
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I have no covers at all but after the last electric bill I think I need them.
Getting cold at night..all too soon
Getting cold at night..all too soon
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Its certainly worth considering as I got caught out like you one year with a colossal electricity bill.
What type of cover are you thinking of ?
What type of cover are you thinking of ?
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Not sure yet.Any suggestions??
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Depends on the area to be covered if its a regular square or rectangle then polycarb sheets are probably the best if angled on a slope of course to allow run off of rain and snow. Another consideration has to be open to the wind and securing them down enough to not damage or lose them.
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