Kohl's has Select Intex Play Center Pools on sale below from prices starting from $32.49. Select free store pick up where stock permits otherwise shipping is free on orders $49+.
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Kohl's has Select Intex Play Center Pools on sale below from prices starting from $32.49. Select free store pick up where stock permits otherwise shipping is free on orders $49+.
Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 for finding this deal.
Our research indicates that this offer (Dinosaur Play Center Pool) is $14.50 lower (31% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $46.99.
This rainbow center is fun for the young ones but takes a while to inflate. Make sure you have a electric pump and air attachment. We didn't, and the kids were impatient. The plastic will develop holes easily. They include a couple patches on the box to mend the holes - at least they did over 10 years ago.
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It's a pain to fill even with a compressor and a monster to move around. You'll need a thick lawn under it for cushioning as the little ones slide. And it's only good for one, maybe two year olds. After that it can't support the added weight. The pool is sturdy & the little ones like the pool & ring toss. Overall it's a good quality product. It's just not meant for any yard. You've got to have room and a thick lawn.
It's a pain to fill even with a compressor and a monster to move around. You'll need a thick lawn under it for cushioning as the little ones slide. And it's only good for one, maybe two year olds. After that it can't support the added weight. The pool is sturdy & the little ones like the pool & ring toss. Overall it's a good quality product. It's just not meant for any yard. You've got to have room and a thick lawn.
Its true with any small kiddie inflatable pool. Not just this specific one.
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Was about to pull the trigger until I saw your comment. Elaborate?
I've had a few of these types, there is some setup involved as you have to blow up several of the items individually. Once inflated and filled our 3 and 4 year old had a blast, if the kids are too big for it they just make it work - all about getting wet and splashing around.
Once done, you can leave it in place and just plan to refill the water as it will get dirty pretty quickly, or take it down understanding you'll need to do it over again the next time. Your grass will suffer the longer it's up, but we found our grass did fine being covered for a few days at a time. You can also move it to another location and refill, just watch out not to cause any leaksñ
We usually leave ours out for a few days of pop-up fun, then take it down. Usually we got 2-3 of these sessions before any lasting leaks arise, then it's just patch it as long as you can until it dies for good.
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It's a pain to fill even with a compressor and a monster to move around. You'll need a thick lawn under it for cushioning as the little ones slide. And it's only good for one, maybe two year olds. After that it can't support the added weight. The pool is sturdy & the little ones like the pool & ring toss. Overall it's a good quality product. It's just not meant for any yard. You've got to have room and a thick lawn.
It's a pain to fill even with a compressor and a monster to move around. You'll need a thick lawn under it for cushioning as the little ones slide. And it's only good for one, maybe two year olds. After that it can't support the added weight. The pool is sturdy & the little ones like the pool & ring toss. Overall it's a good quality product. It's just not meant for any yard. You've got to have room and a thick lawn.
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Once done, you can leave it in place and just plan to refill the water as it will get dirty pretty quickly, or take it down understanding you'll need to do it over again the next time. Your grass will suffer the longer it's up, but we found our grass did fine being covered for a few days at a time. You can also move it to another location and refill, just watch out not to cause any leaksñ
We usually leave ours out for a few days of pop-up fun, then take it down. Usually we got 2-3 of these sessions before any lasting leaks arise, then it's just patch it as long as you can until it dies for good.
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