As a pool cover is reeled in, debris will tumble down and collect in the region of the cover, where it makes the transition from horizontal to vertical. If the cranking operation is temporarily stopped with approximately two to three feet of the cover remaining on the pool surface, the accumulated debris can be easily hosed or swept from the cover before it is reeled from the pool surface.
If hosed, water will travel outward, picking up debris along its path toward the edge of the cover where it is captured and contained. Extending out from the side of the frame is a weighted flap that keeps CoverCatch in position relative to the sidewall of the pool and the floating cover. The flap also prevents debris from escaping beyond the outer edge and into the pool. |
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With the cover reeled-in and out of the pool, fold down the wall flap, then one end of the frame onto the other, grasp the top of the both sections and remove the debris-laden CoverCatch from the pool. |
