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Bestway H2OGO Inflatable Rectangular Pool (10' x 6' & 22") Expired
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Woot has Bestway H2OGO Inflatable Rectangular Pool (10' x 6' & 22", 54009E) for $21.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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- Extra wide side walls with 3 equal rings
- Sturdy pre-tested I-beam construction
- Room for the whole family
- Size: 10 ft. x 6 ft. x 22 in.
- Perfect for kids, ages 6+
- Textured pattern on sidewalls
- Quick and easy setup
- Water Capacity: 307 gal. (1,161 L)
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Tools.woot.com [woot.com] has 10' X 6' X 22" Bestway H2OGO Inflatable Rectangular Pool for $21.99. Shipping is $6 or free w/ Prime.
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At time of post, our research shows this 10' X 6' X 22" Bestway H2OGO Inflatable Rectangular Pool is $7.91 lower (~29% savings) than the next available reputable merchant's sale price, starting at $29.90.
About this deal:
At time of post, our research shows this 10' X 6' X 22" Bestway H2OGO Inflatable Rectangular Pool is $7.91 lower (~29% savings) than the next available reputable merchant's sale price, starting at $29.90.
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What in the white trash?
The dish soap trick might help you find the leaks. One section at a time, rub a layer of dish soap on each area you suspect of leaking, making sure to cover the seams, too. You'll obviously have to drain the pool a bit if you're testing interior surfaces below the water line. Press on each section that has been covered in dish soap and watch for bubbles. Anywhere you see bubbles, you have a leak. This is especially helpful if you have a leak on a seam where a small tear might not necessarily be visible. Make sure to wash the soap off thoroughly before the pool is used since, obviously, this will make it slippery. As a bonus, getting the soapy water on your lawn will help to kill bugs.
You're not even worried about what's leaching out of that plastic and into your drink when the jungle juice is tainted with the flavor of pro grade bug spray. 🥤🦟
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but I haven't ran marathons in while
You need an air pump to inflate this. Takes around 30 minutes to fill with a garden hose.
My garden hose must be slow, it takes me over an hour to fill it. Note that sometimes if you approach or exceed the fill line, the sides start to bow outward due to the water pressure. Might be partly due to the fact that my yard is not super level.
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