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EuriPovsky –
Fantastic Pool for the money. My 4 year old and me love it. Its really easy to set up and is a good size. The only reason I gave it 4 is that its a nightmare to fully drain and clean. You end up with around 100 litres of water to try and get rid of that doesnt drain. I would advise draining the pool so you have a quarter of the water left, add cleaning product then use a soft bristle broom to clean the bottom and sides of the Pool and hose it down as the water gets to a low level. There is no easy way to get rid of the excess water at the end other than to physically pick the pool up and roll it over2 people will make this much easier.
Winnieisawesome –
Best thing I ever bought for the school holidays. Make sure that the ground you put it on is flat and that you have something underneath such as foam mats. It is bigger than you think so ensure you have enough room.I didt get the filter or a heater, but I did buy chlorine tablets and dispenser. I only had to change the water once over the holidays so it does stay pretty clean. I bought the Intex cover for it and this meant that no nasties got into the water when not in use, so well worth the 7.00 I paid for it. It is the Intex one which means it fit perfectly.Its all packed away now, ready for next year.
Carolyn Griffiths –
Best Buy ever I put it up on my own and it was very easy. It took a long time to fill because we had a very low water pressure.It has survived a few weeks outside even with a bbq party including 8 kidsWeve used our trampolines cover instead of buying one and it worked fine.I would advise anyone to buy the mushroom dispenser for the chlorine tablets and to also put a shocker bunch of chemicals on the first day.
G. Varelli –
Its is easy to install and is a great hit with my grandchildren. The pool is good, but be aware it is the tip of the iceberg given all the other bits and pieces you might want to consider. You need to put it on a flat piece of ground. I had a small patio area I thought was ideal but of course we always lay patios with a small slope to drain the water. So 20 sharp sand to level the base. Groundsheet to go next to protect the pool. Then set up the pool, real easy actually and you need a small hand pump to inflate it not included. You will definitely want a cover. And chlorine tablets and a small floaty dispenser and test strips to make sure the water has the right pH balance and chlorine levels etc. . Filter pump to keep it nice an clean Small skimmer tool to dredge out insects and leaves and grass cuttings. Then you find its a bit fresh cold for most UK summer days. So you may want a pool heater. And then you have to run power to a convenient outdoor sealed power outlet. And then you have the cost of running the heater so people actually use it I still think its great fun and my grandchildren absolutely agree. It is just a tad more than 30 More like 250 plus 35 a day heating costs. Still great fun.
Michael Menger –
I read others review and thought this was a good option for the space we had. A foot pump takes for some time to inflate the ring, which then deflate slightly quite quickly with just exposure to the sun. We had a quicker result with an electric pump. We emptied and cleaned after use, then stored. Next time we put it up it already had a hole in the main area. We patched that one. As weather turned bad, we again emptied, cleaned and stored. Third time, there was a hole in the ring so the only part that inflates was not We patched that hole too and managed to keep it up for another 3 days. I wait to see what other holes we get next time we have a heat wave. Also, unless you use a cleaning pump, the water get murky after 3 days, even if, like us, you use the cover, so there is no way this swimming pool can stay up in the garden the whole summer. And from reviews on other items coming with a cleaning pump, I guess a good quality one is needed to properly keep the water clean. On the other hand, the cover is quite nice and despite the holes mentioned in other reviews it is a good way to let your water last a bit longer but mostly, it does really help in warming up the water, at least on the surface. I would go for a noninflatable item if I were to buy another pool
Tanja S. –
make sure you garden is flat
Clarice –
Good pool but blow up ring a disappointment
anjali patel –
When the sun comes out you need a paddling pool and with 4 kids they love it. We have had most of the street kids in here so with the chlorine dispenser and cover the water has lasted ages and still clean.
Deanna Place –
Great value, great fun
Sheila Scougall –
Ace pool.