a couple of mover's pads
question: What does ther reviewer use to cover the pool equipment?, context: My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.
What does ther reviewer use to cover the pool equipment?
On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover.
My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.
On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with <hl> a couple of mover's pads <hl> and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover.
My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with <hl> a couple of mover's pads <hl> and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.
My swimming pool equipment sits out in the open. <hl> On the rare occasions when the temperature gets below freezing, I cover the equipment with a couple of mover's pads and, up to now, put a contraption with four incandescent light bulbs on it under the cover. <hl> But, with the demise of incandescent bulbs, I came up with this idea. The heater is small, and it doesn't put out many BTU's, but I think it will be adequate for me needs, and it is small enough for me to put it under the equipment cover without it being a fire hazard.