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Is an inflatable pool worth it?
Inflatable pools are a fantastic way to enjoy the sunshine and cool off in the heat, especially for those with limited space or who appreciate easy installation and low-maintenance care.
What is the biggest inflatable pool you can buy?
You are looking at the granddaddy of inflatable swim pools. At 18 feet wide, and 4 feet tall, the Beltway Fast Set is your biggest option when it comes to setting up an inflatable backyard swimming pool.
How long will an inflatable pool last?
Inflatable pools are the most affordable type of above ground pools. While certainly more delicate than the other types, if used properly can be a fun addition to your backyard that your family will enjoy. Inflatable pools, on average, will last between 1 – 5 years, depending on various factors.
Are large inflatable pools safe?
No, inflatable pools do not need chemicals to stay clean and safe to swim in. However many larger inflatable pools will use chlorine to kill harmful bacteria. Other chemicals in larger pools such as pH increasers, reducers, alkalinity increaser, and cyanuric acid are all used in addition to chlorine.
What should I look for when buying an inflatable pool?
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- You Need To Consider Space. How big or small is your yard?
- Getting The Right Shape And Size.
- Pay Attention To Sturdiness.
- Look At The In-Built Features.
Do inflatable pools need electricity?
Size & Simplicity. Finally, Intex pools do not require complicated bulky equipment. They use compact pumps and filters – some of which are combined into the same unit – and operate on conventional 120 Volt AC power that’s often available from existing electrical outlets.
How deep can inflatable pools get?
The depth of an inflatable pool generally varies from just a few inches to about 4 feet (a little over 1 meter) and the circumference can range up to about 10 feet (3.5 meters), which requires placement consideration.
Where do you put an inflatable pool?
The ideal location for an inflatable pool is on sturdy, solid, level ground. The most common inflatable pool set up is the yard on grass for smaller inflatable pools, and on a leveled sand filled surface or concrete pad for larger inflatable pools.
How often should you change the water in an inflatable pool?
every two weeks
For most inflatable pools or plastic kiddie pools following my guidelines above, the water should still be changed every two weeks. If you are not adding chlorine to kill bacteria, the pool should be drained every other day. Stagnant water without chlorine, can become unhealthy water in just 24-48 hours.
Are Intex pools worth it?
Intex is a reliable brand, and this reasonably priced round pool is the perfect medium size. Plus, it comes with a sand filter pump, ladder, ground cloth, and debris cover. The pool is 52 inches deep, comes in various sizes, and has a puncture-resistant, triple-ply liner, and a powder-coated steel frame.
How do you keep a 10ft inflatable pool clean?
Pick and choose from these proven ways to keep the backyard pool clean.
- Drain and refill the pool.
- Cover the kiddie pool when it’s not in use.
- Skim the pool every day.
- Vacuum the bottom of the pool.
- Soak up the sunscreen and bodily oils.
- Use chemicals formulated for small pools.
How often should you change above ground pool water?
every five to seven years
Generally, pool water needs to be replaced once every five to seven years. This should be done during mild weather so that your pool surface is not at risk from strong sunlight and heat. Your pool maintenance company can recommend when it is time to drain your pool.