The rate of evaporation from an outdoor pool depends on several factors: the pool's temperature, the surrounding air temperature, humidity, and wind speed at the pool's surface. Generally, higher pool temperatures and wind speeds, along with lower humidity, lead to a greater evaporation rate. In windy areas, strategies such as using wind breaks such as vegetation or fences can be employed to minimize evaporation. Similar to outdoor pools, indoor pools also experience water loss through evaporation, despite being sheltered from direct environmental factors. Indoor pools must manage humidity levels through proper room ventilation, which can significantly impact energy costs over time. To mitigate these expenses, investing in a durable pool cover is often the most effective solution. Swimming pool covers effectively reduce evaporation for both indoor and outdoor pools. Covering a pool when it's not in use is the most effective method to lower pool heating costs, with potential savings ranging from 50% to 70% when used efficiently. Feel free to contact us for more information on water-saving solutions.