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we covered our pool 2 weeks ago but still have the chemicals up to date & the filter on a few hours per day. Reason is we're using our intergrated SPA about 1x week, Would like to do this until early-mid November. We live in northern NJ. Any pitfalls to be aware of before formally closing the pool?

thanks.... Tom

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we covered our pool 2 weeks ago but still have the chemicals up to date & the filter on a few hours per day. Reason is we're using our intergrated SPA about 1x week, Would like to do this until early-mid November. We live in northern NJ. Any pitfalls to be aware of before formally closing the pool?

thanks.... Tom

No problem leaving the spa open we do it all the time for customers.

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thanks for reply... also while being covered I'm running filter each day 2-2.5 hours.. it that too much or too little? Pool was completely vacuumed & cleaned before covering and cover only comes off the SAP area when we actually use it 1x week

also to be safe, appox. how long into Nov can we go before worrying about any pipe freezing probelms? we live in western Morris County which tends to be about 7-8 degrees colder than Newark-NYC area

thanks....

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thanks for reply... also while being covered I'm running filter each day 2-2.5 hours.. it that too much or too little? Pool was completely vacuumed & cleaned before covering and cover only comes off the SAP area when we actually use it 1x week

also to be safe, appox. how long into Nov can we go before worrying about any pipe freezing probelms? we live in western Morris County which tends to be about 7-8 degrees colder than Newark-NYC area

thanks....

If your not heating the pool water a few hours a day is fine. Maintain a chlorine level in the pool. As far as how late you can keep it open all depends on the weather but I wouldn't push it much more then Thanksgiving. What town are you in??

Greg

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hey Greg... Chemicals are up to date & I tested levels this past weekend

we were thinking closing by mid-Nov... we live in Flanders in a wooded valley w/a stream running through, but still 700' above sea level, so it does get colder that most other parts of Morris County

really glad our cover is on, cause leaves have been falling rapidly over past 10 days or so

Tom

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hey Greg... Chemicals are up to date & I tested levels this past weekend

we were thinking closing by mid-Nov... we live in Flanders in a wooded valley w/a stream running through, but still 700' above sea level, so it does get colder that most other parts of Morris County

really glad our cover is on, cause leaves have been falling rapidly over past 10 days or so

Tom

If your area is getting as cold as mine has been you should run the pump overnight

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