Me just doing the grueling search of pool covering advice and then I run into this little gem of a video! You just freed me from all hard things in life and I’m gonna go get a cup of Joe too!
Wow I have the same pool, and read the owners manual. As soon I read the section for winterizing and found out it was not to be out below 40 degrees. I was discouraged. Lol Thanks for the video, im going to leave it out this winter, I live in Wisconsin. Question for you.. No tarp, plastic wrap or chemicals in yours?
Thanks for sharing this. I'm in Northern Utah and am trying to decide if I take down my pool or not. 2 years ago we bought a 10', and holes appeared after the first takedown. We have a 12' now and I really don't want holes from the folding. Gonna give it a try since my pool was $125
Ohhh my dog was same, tore ACL osteoarthritis and now the monthly shot for OA for dogs. Funny the similarities. But the pool, you’re lucky, we have trees over ours 😊
can you leave it there with no water?? my brother didn't had a clue how to winterize so he drained the pool completely, but we decided we don't wanna disassemble the thing 😢 I thought of filling it back up 😅 but it's already starting to freeze so I don't know how that would work out... any ideas?
I don't know If that's done right. Because the water is green, it can be left up all year long. But you have to buy a winterizing kit and a winter cover and do it correctly
That’s awesome! I have the one with no frame and took it down this winter. Southeastern Massachusetts right in the armpit! I’m getting ready to put it back up and thought I’d see some peoples experience with keeping it up all winter. What’s your thoughts on the frameless one? It’s 16’x48” thanks! Great video
I have a Summer Waves 52"x26', I would never attempt taking down that pool it's too large. Ours has been up 3 years also. Ours does, however have rust on it. Yours looks new, mine does not... 😆. We live in Southern Indiana.
Hmmm and you don't cover it? I covered mine. There are trees all around me, so I think I need it. Ours rusted a bit at the top joints and on the ladder. We sprayed silicone on it before storing for winter in our basement.
I'm getting un upgrade to a steel frame. I wont ne taking it down but I won't keep it filled to the top just enough water to withstand any string winds blown it away .
I do not use chemicals when I close just shock it when I open. It hasn't been getting as cold as it has in the past but this year we did get below 0 degrees for about a week.
Hey there fellow Michigander! I’m assuming this is not salt water? Do you have pea stone all under to pool or did you use something under the footers with the pea stone above it?
So sorry for the late reply. I haven't gotten on my channel for a bit. I deg all the grass and dirt our a few inches down and then brought in some clean washed sand under that. I then had some critters get under her so I then put pea gravel around the outside and worked like a champ.
I see you don’t use a pillow/cover, this is my first year and am trying to figure out what to do. Some people don’t drain it at all and plug the openings and just cover it, others drain it like you did. Is that how you’ve always done it?
The pool cover and pillow along with a chemical winterizing kit is how I did mine last year. This year I'm going to drain it below the inlet/outlet lines so I can remove all the connections. We leave ours up. I live in Northern Utah where it gets cold. I bought a tiny sump pump off amazon to remove the melted snow off the cover. Worked great.
When you take them down and put them back up hole appears in the folds .. then the wife blames you for the holes.. trust me I know .. if you could use plastic bags to make ice with out getting holes … the best thing to do is to leave this pool out in the elements..
Me just doing the grueling search of pool covering advice and then I run into this little gem of a video! You just freed me from all hard things in life and I’m gonna go get a cup of Joe too!
Thank you for all this information and what a great attitude you have, just had to say that. 😊
Great review! Came here for the pool. Got th entire backyard tour with a cup of Joe! 😂🙌🏽
Wow
I have the same pool, and read the owners manual. As soon I read the section for winterizing and found out it was not to be out below 40 degrees. I was discouraged. Lol
Thanks for the video, im going to leave it out this winter, I live in Wisconsin.
Question for you..
No tarp, plastic wrap or chemicals in yours?
Thanks for sharing this. I'm in Northern Utah and am trying to decide if I take down my pool or not. 2 years ago we bought a 10', and holes appeared after the first takedown. We have a 12' now and I really don't want holes from the folding. Gonna give it a try since my pool was $125
Thanks for this info. Does the water freeze solid in the winter or just the top part?
Ohhh my dog was same, tore ACL osteoarthritis and now the monthly shot for OA for dogs. Funny the similarities. But the pool, you’re lucky, we have trees over ours 😊
Do you still have the pool and maybe a video showing how you disconnected and plugged it. Thanks! 😊
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What did you put in the intake holes... i see you drained below outake but i have no idea what to put in the intake for winter thanks
can you leave it there with no water??
my brother didn't had a clue how to winterize so he drained the pool completely, but we decided we don't wanna disassemble the thing 😢
I thought of filling it back up 😅
but it's already starting to freeze so I don't know how that would work out... any ideas?
Is the pea rock under the pool?
No, sand, just on the edge to deter critters from digging under her. Works great.
I don't know If that's done right. Because the water is green, it can be left up all year long. But you have to buy a winterizing kit and a winter cover and do it correctly
WOW you always have that one guy thats like f it im going to leave it up and see what happeneds very cool thanks!
That’s awesome! I have the one with no frame and took it down this winter. Southeastern Massachusetts right in the armpit! I’m getting ready to put it back up and thought I’d see some peoples experience with keeping it up all winter. What’s your thoughts on the frameless one? It’s 16’x48” thanks! Great video
I have a Summer Waves 52"x26', I would never attempt taking down that pool it's too large. Ours has been up 3 years also. Ours does, however have rust on it. Yours looks new, mine does not... 😆. We live in Southern Indiana.
You need a “pool world” play list 😂❤
Hmmm and you don't cover it? I covered mine. There are trees all around me, so I think I need it. Ours rusted a bit at the top joints and on the ladder. We sprayed silicone on it before storing for winter in our basement.
I have a 22ft Intex round. So I don't even have to put a cover on it??
I'm getting un upgrade to a steel frame. I wont ne taking it down but I won't keep it filled to the top just enough water to withstand any string winds blown it away .
Hi looks great! Did you add any chemicals before closing it? And what is the lowest your winters go? Thanks.
I do not use chemicals when I close just shock it when I open. It hasn't been getting as cold as it has in the past but this year we did get below 0 degrees for about a week.
So you didn’t use any chemicals to winterize it? I’m asking because I have one similar to yours and winter slowly coming up
True the stock filter that comes with it is a joke. Thanks for the video
Probably depends on the model and the area you live in.
Hey there fellow Michigander! I’m assuming this is not salt water? Do you have pea stone all under to pool or did you use something under the footers with the pea stone above it?
So sorry for the late reply. I haven't gotten on my channel for a bit. I deg all the grass and dirt our a few inches down and then brought in some clean washed sand under that. I then had some critters get under her so I then put pea gravel around the outside and worked like a champ.
I see you don’t use a pillow/cover, this is my first year and am trying to figure out what to do. Some people don’t drain it at all and plug the openings and just cover it, others drain it like you did. Is that how you’ve always done it?
The pool cover and pillow along with a chemical winterizing kit is how I did mine last year. This year I'm going to drain it below the inlet/outlet lines so I can remove all the connections. We leave ours up. I live in Northern Utah where it gets cold. I bought a tiny sump pump off amazon to remove the melted snow off the cover. Worked great.
Does it freeze all the way to the bottom? A bit worried about ice expanding and ripping the liner. Or is it elastic enough?
I'm not sure if it freezes all the way to the bottom or not but I have never had an issue.
what's the lowest temp does it go
I think people with the regular frame have the rust issues. The XTR is way better.
How is it now?
Still great. Just went out and checked it yesterday and it is ready for another summer! 5 or 6 years now.
Do you have a video of you closing the pool or step by step directions? I'm in SW Michigan myself
Did you drain it
Wondering same thing.. do we drain?? Please let us know thanks
Chances are there is no rust because you are using salt for the pool. The salt is the number one item that would rust the pool.
I do not use Salt.
That's not true at all I don't use salt at all and I have a well so I have hard water and I most Def have to deal with rust at the start
@@langesworld1870thank god I was going to stop watching:) thanks
When you take them down and put them back up hole appears in the folds .. then the wife blames you for the holes.. trust me I know .. if you could use plastic bags to make ice with out getting holes … the best thing to do is to leave this pool out in the elements..
😂. Yup. Was my fault as well that 6 small holes appeared on ours 😂😂
Couldn't have that pool here in oklahoma without a locked gated fence
I wAs about to call you a liar until your son vetted your story.