Intex 8FT X 24IN Easy Pool Set, Blue c/w Filter Pump

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All in all It took about 30-40 min to completely fill the pool to the top rim. While filling you will need to get those hoses in place as the water rises to the area the hose ports are it will start to drain out the hoses unless the hoses are attached with the clamps provided to the pump etc. the entire thing is fairly simple to hook up, take your time identifying the pump hose parts listed in the instructions as they are illustrated very small and a little difficult to identify, once you understand the sequence/route for the hoses it should be fairly easy to finish up. Have your kids grown out of that wading pool? The Intex 6-Foot Easy Set Pool is perfect for kids all set It's nice for cooling off after cutting the lawn, or for when my rent-a-niece visits with my Bro From Ano, Mo.

Intex 8ft Easy Set Pool will keep your family occupied all summer long. Perfect for swimming activities in your own private gateway. Enjoy the summer season with this Easy Set Pool, delivering great durability and enough swimming space. leading ring, and fill with water; The swimming pool increases by itself; SUPER-TOUGH laminated sidewalls are tripleI’ve included an updated photo, the fittings do leak a bit if the clamps are not positioned directly over the rubber o-ring as the clamps are installed. Even so the plastic clamps really aren’t able to ensure a leak proof fit. If this isn’t something you’d be able to live with, I’d recommend getting better steel clamps in place of he provided plastic ones. So far so good, we started opening and setting up on the grass, from there we decided the more level concrete slab would be a better & cleaner area to set the pool on so we drained the little we did fill in a few min and it went up on the patio fairly easily and in a matter of minutes. After huffing and puffing for the first 5 min. I was able to get the upper support ring at the top/rim inflated. From there I smoothed out the bottom of the heavy vinyl liner and started to fill, during the first 15 min I gently stretched out the vinyl liner gently smoothing it out as it filled, the first 10-15 min is fine, after that the weight of the water will be too much to be able to stretch out the liner bottom any further. stars due to a useless filter. I have only just set the pool up and haven't used It yet but it's been up for 8 hrs and looks good. I placed mine onto two sheets of 4x8(x1"?) styro-foam insulation from Homers Depot. Doh! Perfect, and it protects tho pool from the ground. Shape it round if you want. (This item may or may not make it to year three...)

My 10x10 pop-up canopy, with the legs UN-extended, has been keeping the water surface surprisingly cleaner. But the bugs do still find it... Popping it up provides a nice shady spot to soak my burns-too-easy skin. (But do take the cover off or stake it down, when it's too windy. Particularly near your pool. If it blows over...) I shuffle it out of the way or remove the top if I want warmer water. (And maybe extend 2 legs and keep 2 legs short, when I want to ruin the nosy neighbor's view...) Into the second year, and holding together well. Comfy! Not for swimming, but great for getting wet. Good size for a few smaller kids and/or 1-2 big ones. (I got it for me.) You absolutely must have an even surface or 98% of the way there. Period. Do not buy the pool if you do not have at least 8x8 of level ground to put it on. Vinyl still seems sturdy. I expect a few years from it, for the money. Good starter... I did upgrade my filter to the smallest sand filter I could find. World of difference. Expect to add a vacuum and skimmer too, to keep it more effortlessly clean. Or you can just make a whirl-pool... Small pool stays nicely warm enough.Google: Google's policy requires identification of each party that receives end users’ personal data as a consequence of using a Google product. Google also requires prominent and easily accessible information about the use of end users’ personal data. We have published information about Google’s uses of information on this link