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Circulation question

last year

Can the spa heat, filter and or circulate water with the pool with either or both, the pool and spa covers closed? I see the cascading water and I’m sure that can’t run with the pool cover closed, but can the spa filter/circulate with pool every day with everything closed?

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Rosebrook Pools, Inc.
last year
If the pool cover is closed the water feature would have to be turned off. But the heat, filtration system can run with the covers closed.

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