my daughter lost the book for her 16 x 4 foot intek pool. i need to know how to drain it ?
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There is a small plug on the side of the pool on the same side that the pump attaches. Close to the bottom.
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There is a drain plug at the bottom of the pool. I usually have someone get into the pool and open the flap inside the pool while I open (unscrew) it from the outside. I also try to find something to keep the flap open inside the pool so it can continue to drain. (try to find something that won't rip the liner). I hope this helps.
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There is a drain plug at the bottom of the pool side. It plugs from inside, but if you have the tool it inserts on outside. This way you can drain it.
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Hi, How we drained ours is there is a plug like thing on the bottom of the pool on the outside by your pump, we unscrewed it a little at a time to prevent the yard from flooding... Hope that helps, btw do not leave pool empty without taking it apart we made that mistake and the wind picked it up off the ground
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There is a drain plug near the bottom of the pool. You hook a hose to it with a piece that came with the pool. It's a plastic white piece. Hope this helps, I have the same pool.
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On the outside of the pool near the bottom, there is a valve. The valve has threads and you should be about to connect a garden hose to it and run the garden hose to the proper area where you want the drainage to flow. If your daughter lives within city limits, she may need to check city ordinance to see where the approve of draining the water. Hope that helps!
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Have a pool that fits the run on ladder left up and pull down you also will have to release each individual section. Hope you understood and I explained it. I really like my ladder it is so Convenient!!!
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There is a drain stop inside of it. You just pull the stopper out and it drains.
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Put it out with the garbage,checked with the local collection service first.Good luck.
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E-mail amazon and ask for a copy, informing them that yours was lost. They should be able to provide one, if not here is a bit of what I could find http://www.petmate.com/wp-content/uploads/fresh_flow_pump_instruction_sheet.pdf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56NDLN89J2k
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I bought a small clear flexible 3/4" hose about 10 to 12 feet long from the local hardware store, and completely submersed it under the pool water, then you cover the one end with your thumb to seal it, pull the one end of the hose out down to ground level , release your thumb and most of the water will siphon out once it starts flowing if the other end is unobstructed and at the bottom of the pool. It will take a while. I usually leave it overnight and walk away and let it drain. This gets most of the water out and at that point you can get to the pools drain plug if you desire to drain all the water. A garden hose may work but its harder to plug the end with your thumb and would probably be too long I bought a small clear flexible 3/4" hose about 10 to 12 feet long from the local hardware store, and completely submersed it under the pool water, then you cover the one end with your thumb to seal it, pull the one end of the hose out down to ground level , release your thumb and most of the water will siphon out once it starts flowing if the other end is unobstructed and at the bottom of the pool. It will take a while. I usually leave it overnight and walk away and let it drain. This gets most of the water out and at that point you can get to the pools drain plug if you desire to... » Read More I bought a small clear flexible 3/4" hose about 10 to 12 feet long from the local hardware store, and completely submersed it under the pool water, then you cover the one end with your thumb to seal it, pull the one end of the hose out down to ground level , release your thumb and most of the water will siphon out once it starts flowing if the other end is unobstructed and at the bottom of the pool. It will take a while. I usually leave it overnight and walk away and let it drain. This gets most of the water out and at that point you can get to the pools drain plug if you desire to drain all the water. A garden hose may work but its harder to plug the end with your thumb and would probably be too long « Show Less
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They sell them here on Amazon or Ebay. Your local pool store can order them for you also.
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The best way we found to complete drain/dryout the pool/slide (sidewinder) is to turn off blower and allowing deflate and drain like normally would (be sure to open plugs under pool). Then once most of the water has drain roll (like a toothpaste tube) pressing as much out water as possible. Then unroll and re-inflate - - - -this should help the trapped water to escape via the seams, etc...allow to stand atleast 15-20 minutes and then deflate and re-roll again. Hopefully this helps!!
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Take a hose, place one end in the filled indoor pool, and the other end outside where the water can go. Get a suction going (by mouth by sucking on the outdoor end until the water comes through) or by using a syphoning pump, then leave it alone until it is drained; similar to syphoning gas from a car to a gas can. Otherwise, use a bucket until it is bailed out like a boat. Use towels to get the remaining puddles out of the pool. Good luck. Try looking up how to syphon.
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Pull the "floor drawer" out and hose it down. Used an old shop vac to get loose sawdust out first.
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Have no idea as I got rid of pool. Company would not take it back as over the time period so sold it at a fundraiser
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Most pool stores like Pinch a Penny carry them. Also you can search for them on line.
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Sorry Nancy. I haven't gotten to the stage where I need to clean it. Let me know if you find a way.
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You would need to contact Intex directly, although I bet it's easier to just buy another pool
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Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit back into the box. I've only done it once so far but it did fit back into the box. Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit... » Read More Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit back into the box. I've only done it once so far but it did fit back into the box. « Show Less
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I've looked online and found nothing yet. Perhaps someone (even I) will find the pamphlet that comes with it and put it online somewhere. Maybe a specific question about operation or cleaning could be answered for you.
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I did NOT get either the cleaning brush nor the book! Who do I contact for that? Tnx