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Good Evening 72elizabeth and Miss Lydia, I don't mean to interrupt lol, and would have been on sooner but I think 'Chrome' is broken, here are a couple of before and after photos of our small duck pool. You can see how dark the water gets after only 24 hours, so I run the water into it for...

Good Friday Morning 72elizabeth, the residual amount of sand left over in the bottom is usually very clean and white, but the pool water clears up nicely. There are two things to consider when placing the pool on your deck, 50 - 100 gallons of water is 400 - 800 pounds, and will damage the...

Amen 72elizabeth, that ramp is top of the line, and those non slip abrasive strips 'will' stay adhered to that aluminum, (unlike the material the pools are made from). The water appears to be very clean also, I'm assuming that you lift and empty it on occasion, if you run a spare section of hose...

Good Morning The goose girl, You are absolutely right about using lock nuts, I completely overlooked the fact of how persistent geese can be when it comes to taking something apart. I've only used this technique with ducks, and they do have much shorter attention spans. And geese will remove...

Good Saturday Afternoon 72elizabeth, Yes if you over tighten the screws they will pierce or in fact cut the material, you should screw them through the strips of floor mat into the lip of the pool just enough to hold the material in place, approx 4 inch's lapped over the inside and outside...

Hi 72elizabeth, Old auto floor mats work great, even the small square ones made for the rear floor board, cut into 8 inch wide strips and fastened to the pools edge with 1/2 inch round head wood screws. You can purchase an inexpensive (cheap) set of floor mats from Walmart for 10.00.