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Use a soft broom or leaf blower to remove leaves, dirt and loose debris.
A clean, dry, and well-stored pool cover lasts longer and keeps your pool ready for next season. Follow our simple steps to keep your cover in great shape for years to come.
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Choose the issue that best matches your situation to get expert care advice.
Debris left too long can stain your cover and clog drainage. Learn the quick daily and weekly steps to keep it clear.
Pooled water adds weight and strain to your cover. Find out how to drain it safely and prevent it from happening again.
Musty smells and dark spots signal trapped moisture. See our step-by-step cleaning method to remove mold and stop it from returning.
Small rips can grow fast if ignored. Check how to patch minor damage and know when it's time for a replacement.
Storing your cover the wrong way can shorten its life. Get our checklist for cleaning, drying, and packing it properly.
QUICK GUIDE
A cleaner cover is a longer-lasting cover. Follow these three simple steps to remove dirt and debris and keep your pool cover looking great.
Use a soft broom or leaf blower to remove leaves, dirt and loose debris.
Rinse with a garden hose. Use mild soap for stubborn dirt or stains.
Let the cover dry completely in the sun before folding or storing.
STORAGE TIPS
Proper storage keeps your pool cover in top condition for next season and beyond.
CARE ALL YEAR
A little care goes a long way. Follow these seasonal tips to keep your cover performing year after year.
Clean it up after winter.Check for wear or damage
Keep it clean and dry. Storeproperily if not in useduring the season
Remove leaves and debrisregularly. Prepare forwinter conditions
Keep your cover clear ofheavy snow and ice bulldup when pospible.
High pressure and harsh cleaners can damage the cover's material,
coating. and grommets, leading to costly ropairs or a shorter lifespan.
SPOT THE WARNING SIGNS
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Signe of wear, fading. orsmall cracks. Cleanregularlyand monitor for changes.
Widespread crecking, br ttlematerial or sigrifcant damage.Tine for a newcover.
REAL POOL OWNERS
"Our Faircovers pool cover has held up
in all kinds of weather. It's easy to clean,fits perfectly, and still looks great after two winters!"
- Melissa R., Ohio
Check and clean your pool cover every 2–4 weeks, especially during seasons with heavy leaf or pollen fall. Use a soft brush or cloth to remove surface dust, leaves, and debris regularly to prevent buildup that can lead to material degradation or mold growth.
Use a mild, neutral pH soap diluted in warm water. Gently scrub with a soft-bristle brush, then rinse thoroughly with clean water and let it air dry. Avoid bleach, alcohol, acetone, or other harsh chemicals, and never use a pressure washer, as these can damage the cover's coating and material.
Yes, but it needs seasonal care. In summer, keep it clean and dry to prevent mold and mildew in humid conditions. In winter, clear off snow and ice buildup promptly to avoid excess weight causing warping or tearing. We recommend periodically lifting and inspecting the cover rather than leaving it untouched for long periods.
Clean the cover thoroughly and let it dry completely before storing — never fold or roll it while damp, as this can cause mold. Roll or fold it following the manufacturer's instructions (avoid sharp creases), then store it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight. A storage bag is recommended to protect it from dust, pests, or rodents.
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