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Post #51689178 added 07-16-2012 3:31 AM by audioeng in Deal Talk
Any suggestions on heating the pool inexpensively? :confused: I am in socal but will be using the pool on a tree covered patio.
Post #51662500 added 07-14-2012 5:55 PM by hightop32 in Deal Talk
buy at new price -> return brand new one with your original receipt. that would vary based on how much water cost in your area. multiply the rate/gallon you pay from your provider by the...
Post #51656910 added 07-14-2012 10:55 AM by kchaudha in Deal Talk
My experience with the exact pool here is that the liner is pretty tough. A groundhog even tried to dig a tunnel under it and it is surviving fine. Seems to have some decent strength so far. I...
Post #51671286 added 07-15-2012 8:01 AM by botham in Deal Talk
no lawn, bummer !!! I have a concrete backyard.
Post #52205102 added 08-04-2012 6:53 AM by rbreding in Deal Talk
Sent an email to customer service and received a response today. $28.34 refunded to CC.
Post #51653142 added 07-14-2012 7:05 AM by jotson in Deal Talk
Should be fine. It's just a simple matter of taking water from the pool, filtering it, and putting it back in the pool. Just be careful with the easy set - much higher incidents of pools...
Post #51659070 added 07-14-2012 1:20 PM by jotson in Deal Talk
Definitely a heavy duty sand filter. Check craigslist. My pool doesn't get used very often, and I keep a solar cover on it. For me, the filter and a chlorine floater takes care of most cleaning. ...
Post #51662550 added 07-14-2012 5:58 PM by Spartacuss in Deal Talk
I bet calling CS and threatening to do this would get me the credit.
Post #51653518 added 07-14-2012 7:32 AM by DarthSaver in Deal Talk
plenty on walmart too
Post #51654582 added 07-14-2012 8:38 AM by wavesine in Deal Talk
I returned my Easy Set Intex before I set it up when I saw this video. The ultra frame should be stronger but the thin vinyl liner is the weak link in all these pools. Remember that all these pools...
Post #51713466 added 07-16-2012 11:49 PM by djliquid in Deal Talk
That is really a hardcore walkthrough. it was great until just about the end. http://www.wcc.net/~jkmccoy/hottub/blondes01.JPG then it just went all bad. :]
Post #51832200 added 07-21-2012 8:28 AM by badmonopoly in Deal Talk
It stays on the high side (100), but that's fine. The pool is exposed to extreme sun all summer and the water gets very warm. It has a high bathing load and I keep FC about 8-10. And we're talking...
Post #51651428 added 07-14-2012 3:37 AM by HelloKittyFan in Deal Talk
Updated to include new sales: Intex 18' x 48" Ultra Fram Pool $349 Free ship to home or store. Reg price was $499 http://www.walmart.com/ip/Intex-18-x-48-Ultra-Frame-Swimming-Pool/19336122 ...
Post #51673406 added 07-15-2012 10:16 AM by gt6mk31 in Deal Talk
I have a 30' permanent above ground pool and have one of these. It works great. BUT, I have 1-1/2 hp pump with a sand filter. I would be surprised if it worked with those little Intex cartridge...
Post #51655938 added 07-14-2012 9:53 AM by kreatorXP in Deal Talk
Good deal! Thx
Post #51655622 added 07-14-2012 9:37 AM by BuffaloSpeedway in Deal Talk
We have a really big game room upstairs that we don't know what to do with. If I put down a big blue tarp to protect the floor could I use the pool inside? My biggest concern would be the kids...
Post #51659688 added 07-14-2012 2:12 PM by rbreding in Deal Talk
Don't feed the troll.
Post #51660578 added 07-14-2012 3:28 PM by daiei27 in Deal Talk
Any recommendations for the filter? How is the electricity usage compared to the default filters? I saw reviews saying those robotic vacuums save power compared to a strong filter pump.
Post #51672840 added 07-15-2012 9:44 AM by HelloKittyFan in Deal Talk
I'm using a saltwater system so I can't drain it into my yard after either.... we are going to run a hose out to the street and drain it into the road - probably 1/3 at a time.
Post #51659588 added 07-14-2012 2:02 PM by VCorEndingInP in Deal Talk
Are you kidding? 3,800 gallons what if it sprung a leak?
Post #51658672 added 07-14-2012 12:41 PM by hightop32 in Deal Talk
just buy a smaller/shorter pool? remember (look at the photos) there are inlets for the filter and pump so the thing probably needs to be full.
Post #51663544 added 07-14-2012 7:04 PM by STPATTY3172000 in Deal Talk
"I saw a commercial for an above-ground pool. It was 30 seconds long. You know why? Because that's the maximum amount of time you can depict yourself having fun in an above-ground pool. If it was 31...
Post #51658184 added 07-14-2012 12:09 PM by amy823 in Deal Talk
Does anyone know if you can fill this up just partway? Like a foot under normal (for smaller kids)? What is the minimum water level?
Post #51654022 added 07-14-2012 8:05 AM by HelloKittyFan in Deal Talk
Yeah. I put down 42 of the 50lb bags of sand. LOL! I've only had it up a few days but we love it =D
Post #51658466 added 07-14-2012 12:28 PM by RugerRedhawk in Deal Talk
I really want this bad boy, but fear I don't have a level enough spot. Oh well. Next house.
Post #51831634 added 07-21-2012 7:48 AM by rbreding in Deal Talk
Hey there smart one....whats your CYA level with those lovely 3" tabs ?:shake:
Post #51840106 added 07-21-2012 5:40 PM by gt6mk31 in Deal Talk
You may be talking about little baby pools that you dump at the end of the year but I'm not. And I wasn't talking to you.
Post #51831174 added 07-21-2012 7:08 AM by HelloKittyFan in Deal Talk
Updated with new sale items and lower price on the 15' x 48"
Post #51652336 added 07-14-2012 5:45 AM by abbygayle in Deal Talk
The filter is my issue two. I burn through these pumps and filters. They are junk. How much did your sand filter and pump cost you? Will most any pump/filter system work for this pool that I might...
Post #51671216 added 07-15-2012 7:56 AM by rbreding in Deal Talk
Water your lawn.
Post #51675320 added 07-15-2012 12:07 PM by daiei27 in Deal Talk
Good point. Wonder if anyone has experience with the Aquabot robotic vacuums. Seems like I might be better off spending about $30 more to get a new heavy-duty pump with sand filter and that...
Post #51661786 added 07-14-2012 5:00 PM by Udis in Deal Talk
I filled a 20' 54" high pool for the first time this summer and my water bill went from 55ish to 105. The pool is just under 10k gallons
Post #51660954 added 07-14-2012 4:02 PM by jotson in Deal Talk
I definitely recommend a sand filter. Check Craigslist in your area - keep shopping until you get a good value on a complete pump and sand filter setup. As far as electricity goes, I think it's...
Post #51661032 added 07-14-2012 4:06 PM by Spartacuss in Deal Talk
I bought this for $299 on 6/8/12 and had it shipped to store to save shipping. I picked it up a week later and when I looked for instructions I saw it had dropped to $269. I called for a price...
Post #51663724 added 07-14-2012 7:12 PM by theresa7576 in Deal Talk
I have the 10 ft 30 inch version of this pool and LOVE it. Love it to pieces. the filter isn't very strong, but I just let it run and rotate the filter cartridges in and out.. spray them off after...
Post #52053358 added 07-30-2012 8:01 PM by rbreding in Deal Talk
14x48 price update to $199. Time to make phone calls.
Post #51652482 added 07-14-2012 6:04 AM by jotson in Deal Talk
I think I paid $125 years ago, used on Craigslist. Pretty much any filter will work WAY better than the Intex. Mine is one of the Hayward sand filter/pump units made for a big pool like a 22' unit....
Post #51652806 added 07-14-2012 6:39 AM by abbygayle in Deal Talk
Thanks. Great response. I should clarify and say that I have a larger easy set pool, but I assume that your answer would apply to that as well? Thanks again.
Post #51678036 added 07-15-2012 2:48 PM by gt6mk31 in Deal Talk
A decent pump with a sand filter plus proper chlorination will keep the water sparkling. There will always be stuff - leaves, dead flies, dirt -- that settles on the bottom and needs vacuumed out...
Post #51697506 added 07-16-2012 11:05 AM by wavesine in Deal Talk
This site has information on how to add a heater to a small pool. Remember you will need to insulate it somehow or the heat will be quickly lost. http://www.wcc.net/~jkmccoy/hottub/hottub.htm
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