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  1. 08-23-2012 06:40 PM #1
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    Default Re: Replacing a liner in a 16x32' inground pool

    Insulating a pool can make a difference, but it's still true that your major loss is via the surface.
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    Default Re: Replacing a liner in a 16x32' inground pool

    I had a cover the 1st year we moved in, I did not have solar heat
    In my case the major loss of heat is thru the ground
    16x32 rectangle 16.6K* gal IG vinyl pool; Chlorine; Hayward Pro-Grid DE4820 Vertical Grid DE filter; Hayward 1.5hp SP3010X AZ15 1 speed pump; 4/8/2012 hrs; solar heat; drops method; Rainwater; summer: solar; winter: mesh; none; PF:7.2
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