What pump did you use to inflate this pool? Where did you purchase it, and how much was it?
331989
My husband used our indoor/outdoor shop vacuum to inflate And deflate..just change the hose around and if I remember correctly the fitting on pool and vacuum worked with the attachments
331990
I used my air compressor that I have in my garage. I set the pressure to 25 psi to not create too much pressure.
331991
A small electric air pump that you would use to inflate your car tires. You can buy it on Amazon, or most stores Walmart, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, automotive stores.... Etc. they are very common. I do not remember the exact amount but I think they are around 25 bucks
744844
its has a valve similar to inflatable raft, any pump with a nozzle type tip will inflate it fine. It comes with a very cheap pump but mine cracked after first use.
1206292
I have a compressor that I used to inflate mine but, you can buy a cheap hand pump at most $.99/$1.00 stores. It will take a while to accomplish. Suggest you keep your kids busy with this project. Promise an icecream reward if they can completely inflate it in 30 minutes. Ron.
888976
Hi there - we already had an exercise ball pump and that is what we used. I believe it is this one: 2 way action Hand AIR PUMP For Pool Floats, Exercise Balls, Rody or Hippity Hop bouncer hopper balls
81795
I have a Quick Fill Electric Pump that I brought from WalMart years ago to use for air mattresses on a camping trip. That pump has a inflate in the front to blow up the mattress and a deflate in that back to remove all air completely for proper storage. This pump is small and handheld, and it was less than $20. Of course, you don't have to use that exact brand of electric pump (if it is even sold anymore), there are several small electric pumps that will do the job.
1838028
I saw some on ebay for like $60. I ran a rope around through the eyelets of a tarp and cinched it up around the inflated tube - worked great.
1876058
You can buy the pump in amazon or in Walmart or Target. i would recommen you buy the ones that have the two diferent sizes of tire valves(gas station and the small one)
821342
I used a hand pump sold at Sports Authority. There is a plug that came with it. It's white and it looks like a needle.
930749
There is a small plastic piece that holds the air in. To inflate you can use a handheld pump, like the kind if you were inflating a pool float. The pump is not included with this ball.
2089850
I don't know but I bought a Intex pump at Walmart and it inflated pretty quickly. Mine is electric but they do have one for cig lighter and they are only about 15 bucks you could probably leave some air in and fold them but they are kind of big
1883678
At this price, it didn't come with a pump. I reversed the hose on my vaccuum to fill it with air and it only took seconds.
1908689
I use an electric pump for air mattresses that I got at Target in camping section for $20. Works great and you can inflate the tubes really quickly.
1583077
I bought a 750 GPH fountain pump of which plugs in the wall. You can usually pick one up fairly cheap online.
653064
Air pump from Walmart. This inflatable is a lot of fun. We used it on a lake and had a blast.
1459611
We used a goot pump to inflate. Didn't take too long, maybe half an hour. Each of the three tiers is inflated separately.
743312
No, I used portable (battery powered) pump designed for car/bike tires with a supplied adapter for pools and another I assume was for beach balls. I think it took 2 minutes maximum and lasted for months. I got it to keep in the car trunk for emergencies. I think even a cheap ($10-25) one for cars can handle filling this quickly since it's a low air pressure item. My fancy ones with auto-PSI, etc. was close to $40.
1350852
I used my shop air compressor, but a small pump such as a water toys inflater would work also. I does take a while to inflate.