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John Benton's answer: It's why your pool can drop in water levels a few inches when left uncovered for a couple of days. Covering the pool, whether that means doing it overnight or simply over the course of a cloudy and cool day, means less water (and money) is floating off into the atmosphere. ...
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John Benton's answer: The water must be circulating so the chemicals get distributed throughout the water. You can — and should — add pool shock at night, though. The sun can burn shock off during the hot daytime hours, but you still need to have the pump running to circulate the water. NQ Pool ...
