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  manolakys77

  2023-08-06

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  First time I dealt with pools because of our little one. I had bought some inflatable ones before this one, but they would get punctured every day, so I decided to change the material and ended up with this one! In terms of construction quality, it seems very sturdy. It can't be easily cut, so logically it should withstand for a long time. (I will update if anything happens). As for the pump, well, it lacks power! (I have no idea how the others are - although I imagine they will be similar). Its power is limited. In order to refresh this entire volume of water, it needs to work continuously, I think. Also, the plastic screw on top broke (without much effort) and I improvised with my own screw. So, the quality is probably below average! Overall, I think it's worth buying for this price (€160 in total). Our little one (1.5 years old) enjoys it with his life jacket and arm floats, and we are learning to swim together! -I didn't know- Chlorine is definitely needed! The water starts to get slimy after a few days, no matter how much you filter it. Chlorine is what can clean it, with a cost of around €20. And the cleaning duration is about 3 years (according to the packaging). You can find it here at Skroutz. *** The location where the pool is placed plays a very important role in its durability. Because from reviews I read that many get punctured at the bottom. I have it placed on an industrial floor (smooth floor) and it doesn't seem like it can be affected by that. It is prohibitive to place it on grass or plain cement. You will need a plastic/rubber mat (the one children play on) to sit on. Otherwise, some thick carpet (as smooth as possible) will be needed.

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