does the pool and the slide deflate separately, or together
1293215
They deflate together, you can't do one without the other. The kids love it. David E
1293216
It deflates all as one. FYI by from target directly. It's cheaper because the seller buys from target charges more and ships to you.
1156053
Yes the blower has to remain on and the pool will deflate if the blower is not running.
1831445
Once the pool part fills, sometimes we shut it off and my son just plays in the water, but the water gun doesn't work without the water running and the slide can start to dry up. There is water that runs at the top of the slide to keep the slide wet while the water is running. We have separate play water guns too though, so if they are squirting those around on it, it's still fine to slide down.
1851866
Not at all. You just lay it on the ground & put pool on top of it. It works great.
1193937
I couldn't really tell you. There is not an amount of water for the slide. You turn the water on and the kids start playing. After a while the water builds up in the pool area, but for the most part the kids spash most of it out when they hit the bottom of the slide.
495871
Sounds similar to my yard. I've experimented a bit with placement and found that placing it on a gentle slope with the back (slide end) downhill and the front (pool end) uphill is best. Placing it this way allows for more water to collect in the pool which adds to the fun. Doing it the opposite way makes the slides a bit faster, but the water drains out the front lip quicker and results in a shallower pool. So, if the slope is truly slight, you'll be fine; or, in my opinion, a bit better off.
1847989
Splash pool is not cushioned or inflated. With or without water I have not encountered any problems
198505
No, it does not. I got some of those foam interlocking floor squares and placed the pool on top of those.
2116569
No it does not. It makes a big vortex that makes a cloud out of particles, so the particles swim away and settle later in another part of the pool
2139640
Hi, Please NEVER use inflatable slides to slide into an inground pool. This is extraordinarily dangerous.
595164
The water drains out when the slide is deflated. We deflate it, let the water run out, then flip and inflate upside down so it dries. Then we flip over again to get the topside dry. Without doing this, mold will appear and the slide will stain. I hope this helps.
1209099
The slide and ball pit dinosaur are removable, yes. You don't have to use the sprayer and it's adjustable when you do use it. You can have it on high to where it will shoot out onto the slide or you can have it low to a dribble. Ours has stayed inflated ok and my favorite part about this product is the drain in the bottom so you don't have to lift and tip it over to drain as that would be heavy. My only complaint is that the slide isn't very tall to really slide down, but my 22month old doesn't mind and loves to climb on it.
1894881
Yes it does. While it is well made and the design seems to be good, our Dolphin Robot cleaner would dislodge them sometimes, as well as people playing. I have toyed with the idea of using a couple of zip ties or something else to hold it in place. We purchased two of these because the cleaner would become "beached" on the drains and just sit there because not enough of the track was touching the pool to move one and then of course, not cleaning the pool thouroghly.
275499
Yes, with a hand pump. It's very easy to use and has additional attachments to inflate pool toys as well.
1831451
We don't. Sometimes we leave it on to fill up the big pool area and then shut it off. We have a big bucket of water and I usually throw some on the slide if my 4 year old wants to go down or I turn the water back on. Hope that helps. We love this water slide and can't wait to use it again this summer!
312375
Inflating the ball with the included foot pump does not require a special valve. I wish it did. My only complaint about the ball is: during inflation, one looses half the air while disconnecting the foot pump.
1312656
I have you used my air compressor and am very careful not to overinflate the pool. The air compressor fills the pool in just a few minutes.