Can you leave this pool up during the winter?
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Depends on which part of the country you live in, If you do not get snow and freezes it can stay up all year\
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Hi, Tracy. We live where it freezes and snows all winter, so, no, we do not leave it out then. If it were drained, it might be okay, but it is portable enough for my husband to carry it to the basement for winter storage. This is our second summer using this pump and it is still pumping strong.
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If you have the room, sure. Just make sure you get a tarp, because the bottom liner is not super thick and is designed for sand or grass. (Beware of splinters or corners of wood decking, etc.). This pool is not really made for year after year use though. Be super careful when deflating it and putting it away. Also, be careful inflating ring because it is only made for small air pumps, defintely not compressors.
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According to my pool guy, absolutely. BUT, I live in East Texas where the weather doesn't get that cold in the off-season. The user manual suggests that if the temperatures where you live in the winter get down below 41 degrees on a regular basis, then they suggest putting the pull up to avoid damage to the materials. So this depends on where you live. If you live in an area like the one I live in then there are winter conditioners you add to the water before putting your cover on and slipping into non-usage until the next warm season. If you do have to take it down at the end of each season, it might ease your mind to discover that the take down and assembly isn't that bad. Filling the pool is the most time consuming part.
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You could if you seal the seams on the inside just in case the dirt & roots would seep through. We got this last year for pour pool item's & for some extra seating. It sat out all winter & all the item's in side were protected. It still looks just as good as when we got it.
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We live in NJ and left it up all winter. We drained to below intake and out take openings and disconnected pump and stored that and lines. Bad thing was original cover tore so bought a winter cover from a cover company and cover was too small! Took forever to get pool cleaned and refilled, but now can't keep grandson out of it!
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Hi Davis ,I wouldn't , I thought about just leaving out , but changed my mind . If you room to store it for the winter , I say do it .
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No. I'm in the northeast and we had a lot of snow this year and the cover didn't make 1 winter. The weight pulled in the sides of the pool.
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In my area deep east Texas some do. I don't. If the temps get past freezing you could end up with a damaged pool. My pool has lasted 5 yrs because of taking it down every year. Once it was down all I did was fold it into itself with the outside facing up then covered it with a trap for the season. It's to heavy for just one person to move by themselves
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It snows a bit here where I live and we leave ours up all year. Just make sure that you winterize yours with the proper chemicals, before covering for the winter. It makes life a lot easier come spring time.
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It is recommended to disassemble the pool in climates that go below 36 degrees. For obvious reasons. If the water freezes, your pool will stretch and tear.
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Our pool is around the same volume. It worked in the winter to about 86 degrees. We had it set higher but it got to 86 and stayed around there. Our pool is outside in the shade with little sunlight. It is deeper than yours but different dimensions. Being inside I am sure you can achieve your desired temp of 85.
1643838
No, however you are not supposed to leave the pump plugged during winter season as the water on the cover will likely be frozen as well. Hope this answers your question.
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Yes but don't leave your hose connected with the water left on in freezing weather.
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We have only had the pool for about three weeks. We won't be taking it down for the winter. I think you will find the answer in the reviews. You should read all of them.
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Sorry I don't have an answer as I live in the northwest where the weather is mild most of the time. We leave our pump on all year so nothing freezes. If you drain every bit of water out of the skimmer including the pipes it should be ok as far as I can see. The ground around the skimmer will have to be relatively dry too so it won't expand if it freezes and crush the sides. You might be better to get an answer from someone who lives in a cold area.Good LuckGord
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Yes I leave them out all winter. They will not stay on as long as the sun will not charge them to full capacity .