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Great Product,
November 27, 2008
By Anonymous
from Oakland, Maryland
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Pros: holds cover down better than anything we ever tried
Cons: none so far
"WE have been trying to find something that would keep the wind from getting under the cover and pulling the clips off for three years.....THIS IS IT... The bags have been in place for a month and have survived 50 MPH winds . If your looking for something to keep your cover in place this is it."
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Working Great,
November 26, 2008
By Brian
from Cincinnati, OH
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Pros: Keeping cover on even in high winds
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GREAT IDEA,
October 3, 2008
By vdevl
from pennsylvania
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Pros: Holds liners down
Cons: none!
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Good Quality Water Bags,
February 21, 2008
By Skeet
from Kansas
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Pros: Same as others I've purchased, Have yet to find anything better
Cons: Eventually leak & need replaced, Hard to get the cap on sometimes.
"Our above ground pool is a KD pool and requires the water to be at a lower level in the winter than some pools and this leaves a lot of room for the cover to balloon and blow up. We lost many water bags until we came up with our current set-up. We found that we have to put 20 water bags around our 20' pool, each tied to the pool supports. Then we run a long rope through all the water bags around the entire pool, pull the rope tight and tie it off. This rope runs around the inside of the pool about a foot or two from the outside edge of the pool. This keeps all 20 bags tied together and keeps them from indiviually flipping out of the pool when the winds are strong. Nothing breaks a water bag quicker than having it flip over the side of the pool when frozen or partially frozen."
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