Paddling Pool Deals & Offers

Are the filters any good? I have a 10ft one and just use chlorine and change water after a week or so.... I heard the filters are pretty much good for nothing?

I didn’t say it was cheap. But as they are sold out everywhere else I thought this may be helpful to some

If you don't get a filter so that the water can last a few weeks, then you would want something small.

Hi,not the cheapest this has been,I bought the 8ft version last year for £20.

We have 2.theyre great.

Am 1 week in with the 6ft version. No tears or tears so far. Wish I’d gone for the 8ft

Sorry just making a joke - no idea! Just speaking from experience of these pools. Read some proper reviews 😬

If you get it within 12 weeks count yourself lucky :)

Why because of it being a poor quality product?

Be prepared for tears and tears.

oos for delivery

You peek through the hedge often?

Showing in stock for me

Out of stock now

If they've never seen a spa before, maybe.

Yes, still kept falling over also tried different pressures. I also bought the sliding mat, my kids loved that more.

Did you put water in the green base as well as air? I’d assume that’s what’s used to keep it standing up.

Don’t bother, can not get the damn thing to stay up!!

Just arrived. How the hell do you set up the hose?

Not bad but there is no cover and the dimensions are quite non standard so it is better to buy set of pool with the cover for piece of mind.

Thanks, just ordered :)

I bought this few weeks back-end and sturdy and rather large!

Now showing as £18 on Argos.

£15 in Asda..

It has taken 16 hours to not quite fill our similar sized pool (Intex brand)... water pressure is clearly rubbish (lol)

Instructions always are when they are chinglish. Fill with air, put hose in and fill with water. Stop below max line. The new covers with holes are stupid. Put a load of patches on to make it whole again and it'll work fine. Annoying but...

Whoever just posted that the heaters are back in stock, I just checked and they are gone again!

A couple of observations - anyone else find that the instruction manual is poor and the cover isn't fit for purpose?

Afaik in Northern Ireland there are no domestic water fees.

Bought the paddling pool and double slide in time for the weekend sun. Kids loved it.

My X

If you are putting out and packing away the foam floor tiles often, I'd recommend getting bigger, boring ones like these: https://www.halfords.com/tools/garage-equipment/garage-essentials/halfords-6pc-black-floor-mat-set---120cm-x-180cm-336870.html. We had a set similar to the ones in this deal, but they were just a pain to put away, as the letters kept falling out as. The Halfords ones might not be pretty but they take 1/10th of the time to put out and tidy away.

Guessing this reply was supposed to be for someone else (excited)

I think it depends on your expectations. I have that and the Little Tykes one and the bug slide is inferior in all ways. It's a one-piece moulded plastic with some sharp edges (which my daughter seems to find and hurt herself on) and is much shorter (so less fun). Storing it is difficult as well, as it takes up space and doesn't balance on anything. The only plus points by comparison are price (I paid £25 for the bug and £60 for the Little Tykes at the start of lockdown) and slightly better stability (the Little Tykes sometimes tips back if I'm not holding it when she's on the steps). If it's all you can afford and have plenty of space, it might be ok.

Enjoy :)

Ordered, thanks.