Family Inflatable Pool - Wilko

A standard electric or manual air pump suitable for inflatables will work. Check the product packaging or manual for specific recommendations if available.

This depends on usage and water treatment. For simple splash sessions, changing every 1-2 days is advisable. With proper filtration and treatment, it can last longer.

Yes, a concrete patio can be suitable if it is smooth and free from sharp edges. Using a ground cloth or mat underneath is recommended to protect the liner.

For younger children, fill the pool to a shallow depth that allows them to sit comfortably with their feet on the bottom. Always supervise children closely.

Ensure the pool is completely dry. Deflate it, fold it loosely, and store it in its original box or a protective bag in a cool, dry place, away from extreme temperatures and potential damage.

Typically, inflatable pools do not come with a repair kit. It is recommended to purchase a universal inflatable repair patch kit separately if needed.

Check all inflation valves to ensure they are securely closed. Look for small punctures and repair with an appropriate patch kit.

Ensure you are inflating each chamber evenly. Do not over-inflate one section before moving to the next.

Remove visible debris daily. Use a pool net and consider a pool cover when not in use. Implement a water treatment plan or consider changing the water more frequently.

This may indicate under-inflation. Check and add air as needed, ensuring not to over-inflate.