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Well it's that time of year when you can't really swim yet, unless you have a heated pool, but you want to start swimming. About 85 - 90 degrees and windy with a dust coating. lol I call this time of year the "real summer" after this will be our "hell" or what I call the "Satan Season". ^ ^
Well it's that time of year when you can't really swim yet, unless you have a heated pool, but you want to start swimming. About 85 - 90 degrees and windy with a dust coating. lol I call this time of year the "real summer" after this will be our "hell" or what I call the "Satan Season". ^ ^
Twiggy - you may be tired of the heat but clearly you have adjusted to it if you think 90 is too cold for the pool!
Well it's that time of year when you can't really swim yet, unless you have a heated pool, but you want to start swimming. About 85 - 90 degrees and windy with a dust coating. lol I call this time of year the "real summer" after this will be our "hell" or what I call the "Satan Season". ^ ^
Dust coating?
What's that mean? Can you describe it?
Twiggy - you may be tired of the heat but clearly you have adjusted to it if you think 90 is too cold for the pool!
I understood. The water is not warm enough.
Before I had a pool, anything water temp under 75 F was unacceptable or at least very uncomfortable.
Even up in Canada, most people's pools will be somewhere between 78-83 F, while really I prefer 83-87 F.
No one owns a pool without a heater here it seems.
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