Why do Florida Pools have Screens?

[@pughconsulting]

Because we have mosquitoes the size of birds.

[@GreaterIndianapolisLiving]

You are 💯%... thanks for sharing

[@sw1450]

And do not forget about the snake's, gator's

[@smellyfanelly]

Insurance liability. If you don’t have a fenced yard, the birdcage is helpful to keep unwanted visitors out of your pool (or drowning in it).

[@thedinner225]

Because the Florida state bird is Mosquito that's why

[@thepatchmasters]

I’m shook that that’s an actual question

[@vz6zo]

Saying "I'm shook" makes people sound like they have very low intelligence

[@thedinner225]

@@vz6zo it's a Millennial thing.

[@thedinner225]

Be shook over the fact that many people have never been out of there home states and have different climate and weather and have never seen a summer like Florida has....you ever think of that?

[@michaellacunza6567]

❤❤❤Jw, if the screen is dirty, does it drip dirty discolored water in the pool?

[@danceteachermom]

It's for the alligators!

[@davidbarthel9976]

Will it keep snakes out of the pool.

[@jackiemanderson2080]

And gators and bears

[@MelanieLovesTampaBay]

It should!

[@bobrice5159]

As long as you keep the doors closed

[@GotGracexxxxx]

I throw up a parachute I got from eBay and it cuts the sunlight. 👍👍

[@tishasian4314]

You notice Florida is the only state that puts these over their pools. I grew up with an inground pool my whole life in Indiana and we never had a screen over our pool and after living in Florida for 7 years yeah I'm not understanding the screen. Over the whole entire pool I get having a screened in porch but it's very unnecessary to do your whole pool. It's honestly it's a waste of money. Unless you live near the woods or the jungle you don't need the screen on your pool. You can have a screened in porch. But it's completely unnecessary to have a screened-in pool it's honestly just a waste of money

[@sw1450]

It's not a waste of money we have snakes and gators that get in your pool not to mention all the bugs...

[@bobrice5159]

You want a soup of dead animals in your pool?

[@SteelBuckeye]

Snow would ruin the screen in Indiana. Your Indiana pool was closed 4-6 months out of the year. A screened Florida pool is open year round.

[@thedinner225]

WRONG!!!.....south Georgia south Alabama both do the same!.......... anywhere there is lots of swampland!

[@thedinner225]

And did you ever think that maybe we don't like the wind blowing crap in our pools all the time?????......it's windy in the south the screen also keep things from making there way in your pool but if you are rich and don't mind a pool boy cleaning your pool every single day it's not a big deal.......you were in Florida that many years and never seen your pool full of wild birds lizards and frogs?????...you never had Spanish moss get in your pool????

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

Why do realtors come off as really fake and superficial? Why doesn't she use her real voice?