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Amongst the most popular New Year’s resolutions are losing weight and living a healthier lifestyle. Physical activity goes hand-in-hand with these goals. Unfortunately, it is not swimming pool season, so doing laps while taking in the beauty of the surrounding inground pool liner is not possible right now. Here are 10 tips for incorporating more physical activity in your everyday life.

When your inground pool cover is on for the winter, swimming pool season may seem far away. However, as February approaches, so does an important holiday that may indicate an early sign to spring. On February 2nd, Punxsutawney Phil crawls out of his hole during the early morning hours. He looks around to see if his shadow is there. If he sees it, he retreats into his hole and six more hours of winter ensue. If he does not see it, spring will come early! Did you ever wonder how this day came to be? What is the meaning of Groundhog Day?

Once the safety pool cover is on the pool and the removable pool fence is safely stowed away, your backyard may look different than it did during the height of swimming pool season. The leaves on the trees and blooms on the plants are gone—and the yard may seem vast and even a bit desolate. But that doesn’t mean you can’t craft a unique, beautiful winter landscape. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Leaves, branches, and other debris will most likely fall on your inground pool cover over the winter months. Inclement weather will also make the cover dirty. Follow these tips to keep your cover clear and clean all winter long!

Many pool owners view their luxury inground pool liners as summer works of art. Today’s liners boast elegant designs, patterns, and special effects. Ice sculptures are also works of art. These forms of sculptures use ice as the raw material, and are typically associated with special events such as weddings and parties since they have a limited lifespan. Ice sculptures that last longer can be found at ice festivals where ice sculptors compete. Did you ever wonder how these breathtaking ice sculptures are made? Read on for some interesting facts about these artistic creations. 

There’s no doubt that winter is upon us. For many pool owners, this means that swimming season is over. The pool cover is on and the inground pool liner is temporarily out of view. Why not take this time to make some improvements to the pool and the surrounding area? Here are some suggestions to get you started.

As 2017 ends and we look ahead to the New Year, there’s a good chance you have made a list of New Year’s resolutions. It’s also an opportune time to make some backyard resolutions as you look forward to the time you can remove your inground pool cover and begin to enjoy your pool again!

A snowy backyard is the perfect backdrop for two popular, easy winter activities—making snow angels and building a snowman. To make a snow angel, lie down on your back and move your arms and legs back and forth to form angel wings. To build a snowman, roll three balls of snow, then stack them on top of each other. Decorate with hats, scarves, and mittens. If you have a dog, have him or her join you. Chances are it will love the snow as much as you do!

It is the most wonderful time of the year for so many! Trimming the tree, shopping for gifts, planning the perfect holiday meal, volunteering—the list goes on. With the hustle and bustle that surrounds the holidays, shopping for that perfect gift may be challenging. While we think a new inground pool cover is an ideal gift for the entire family, here are some suggestions for others who may not be fortunate enough to own a pool.

There is no doubt that the holidays are approaching! The pool cover is on, days are getting colder and shorter, and people are hustling and bustling with their to-do lists of shopping, cooking, and cleaning. During this time, the backyard may begin to show some signs of neglect. The following tips can get you back on track to prepare your backyard for all the festivities.

It doesn’t matter if the inground pool liners are warming in the Southern sun or protected under a snow-blanketed safety cover, winter pool maintenance is a must. Taking proper care of your pool during the off-season can save you time and money once it’s time to open it come spring. Here are some steps you can take now to guarantee a stress-free spring opening!

Unfortunately, in many parts of the country, swimming season is behind us until the spring. We’re sure one of your favorite summer activities was an awesome cardio workout—swimming against the backdrop of one of our incredible inground pool liners. However, there is no need to fret even though the temps are plummeting. There are several advantages to working out in cold weather!

You might know us for our pool liners and removable pool fence, but did you also know that our safety pool covers are known as the “The ELEPHANT™ Cover” because they are strong enough to support an elephant, as seen in our advertisements? The world’s largest land animals also absolutely love the water, and use their trunk as a snorkel to breathe in deep water. Here are some other fun facts about elephants for kids!

Thanksgiving is just around the corner! Do you live in an area of the country where the weather permits you to host an outdoor feast with your family and friends—and behold the beauty of nature that complements your pool cover? If so, you should consider the safety of your guests and follow these tips to ensure your holiday meal goes off without a hitch.

When the time comes to invest in a pool cover that will properly protect your pool and inground pool liner, there are a number of choices to consider. Since it is a significant investment, you want to ensure that it lasts for years to come. LOOP-LOC pool covers are both durable and long-lasting. Read on to find out how these safety covers are built to last.

Pool owners everywhere use LOOP-LOC pool covers to protect their pool liners when not using their pools. After all, they meet—and exceed—ASTM standards for Safety Swimming Pools Covers F 1346-91. They also undergo extensive outside testing through Underwriters Laboratories (U.L.) and earned the U.L. seal of approval for safety swimming pool covers. It is the logical choice for covering your pool. However, they do so much more than simply cover a pool.

Every pool owner knows that owning and maintaining a pool takes work. Since your pool liner represents a significant investment, it is vital to protect that investment. A safety pool cover is an important safeguard to preserve the liner when the pool is not in use. That said, there are a myriad of techniques to protect that pool liner throughout the season. 

You most likely had a fun-filled summer of swimming, sunning, pool parties, and barbecues. It is important to protect and preserve the pool liner year-round—from the time you open it until closing time. A pool cover is undoubtedly an important measure of protection for the colder months. However, there are many other steps that can be taken to preserve the pool liner.

Pool owners realize how lucky they are to experience endless days of fun in the sun, pool parties, and backyard barbecues with friends and family! They also realize that there is some work that goes into maintaining sparkling clean pool water for everyone to frolic in. There are many chemicals and cleaners needed to keep pool water pristine, and it’s imperative to safely store these products. Here are some pool storage product tips.

  As another successful swimming pool season ends and you begin to prep your pool for closing, an important consideration is the type of safety pool cover you choose. Fortunately, LOOP-LOC has a variety of safety pool covers to pick from. Each one meets—and exceeds—ASTM standards for Safety Swimming Pools Covers F 1346-91. They have also undergone extensive outside testing through Underwriters Laboratories (U.L.) and have earned the U.L. seal of approval for safety swimming pool covers. Read on for their numerous advantages.