Will 200 overfill a baby pool?
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The MAXIMUM volume (space) that 200 of these 2.5-inch (65mm) diameter balls can fill would be a 25-inch square that is 5 inches deep. Since the balls will fill in the spaces between the balls, they will have to occupy a smaller volume. The area of a 25-inch square is the same as the area of a circle that has a diameter of 28 inches. If the 7 cm (70mm) balls are used, the MAXIMUM volume these balls can fill would be a 27.5-inch square that is 5.5 inches deep. Since the balls will fill in the spaces between the balls, they will have to occupy a smaller volume. The area of a 27.5-inch square is the same as the area of a circle that has a diameter of 31 inches. The MAXIMUM volume (space) that 200 of these 2.5-inch (65mm) diameter balls can fill would be a 25-inch square that is 5 inches deep. Since the balls will fill in the spaces between the balls, they will have to occupy a smaller volume. The area of a 25-inch square is the same as the area of a circle that has a diameter of 28 inches. If the 7 cm (70mm) balls are used, the MAXIMUM volume these balls can fill would be a 27.5-inch square that is 5.5 inches deep. Since the balls will fill in the spaces between the balls, they will have to occupy a smaller volume. The area of a... » Read More The MAXIMUM volume (space) that 200 of these 2.5-inch (65mm) diameter balls can fill would be a 25-inch square that is 5 inches deep. Since the balls will fill in the spaces between the balls, they will have to occupy a smaller volume. The area of a 25-inch square is the same as the area of a circle that has a diameter of 28 inches. If the 7 cm (70mm) balls are used, the MAXIMUM volume these balls can fill would be a 27.5-inch square that is 5.5 inches deep. Since the balls will fill in the spaces between the balls, they will have to occupy a smaller volume. The area of a 27.5-inch square is the same as the area of a circle that has a diameter of 31 inches. « Show Less
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200 Is A Great Amount For One of The Small Size Plastic Pools (One That Is About 3 - 4 Feet Across)Anything Bigger And You Will Most Likely Want More Balls. We Had 200 In A Small Plastic Pool, Kids 1 - 7 Coul Run And Jump In With Out Knocking Many Balls out
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no..to give perspective, the package of balls is about 1 foot by 1 foot by 2 foot. hope it helps. my grandson loves them
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No, the tank will not overfill. It has a float in place to stop the water when it gets to full.
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Start with 400. This pool turned out to be smaller than the previous one I had and so the balls I had filled it too high.
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Unfortunately it isn't. It is very thin on the bottom and even when filled with the air it allows, the padding/bottom of the pool is insufficient to protect your baby from feeling the concrete straight through.
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I have a 14 x 36 pool and I used two cans and barely finished the pool, to be on the safe side three cans should do it with yours.
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A 100 play balls most likely cover 1 layer so I would recommend 200 or more play balls depending on the size of pack n play.
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The pool is most definately big enough for 2 toddlers...probably a third would be fine. it's a nice pool for the price.
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Yes! We have had this over a year and it is just now reaching the point where we are going to have to replace it. I think we have 500 balls which is great for the main pool (at the end of the slide). Our 30+ pound toddler jumps on the sides like a trampoline so I'm not surprised we have a leak.
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I see different answers. I guess it depends on how full you want to fill them. I don't like to overfill mine. I fill to below the center post.
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Shouldn't be an issue unless your kids are 6 feet tall, it sits about 3 feet from base and if the pool is at least 3 feet deep from where you set it you should be good...
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I don't think so if it's any bigger than the 200 that we have. The legs have to fit into the groves to hold it down.
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No. On my unit, two decks is pretty much the maximum. Anymore than that would overfill it.
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yes, however use a floating dispenser with one tablet inside. Might be too big for a very small child pool.
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Yes. The pool is divided into several different "areas", each one needs to be inflated. If it starts to loose air, you can reinflate each one again.
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no, you will need a bigger pump that has a special piece for the kiddie pool. This is a awesome pump but it doesn't work for the kiddie pool.
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I bought 1200 balls and it filled it about 6" deep. So I would say 2000 would really be needed.
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1-2 tablets per week is adequate for our 24x52 pool. I would think that 1 tablet would work, with the option of a 2nd tablet when needed. It works beautifully!