How many balls would you say you need to fill a small kiddie pool?
1081384
First, find the volume of the pool. Multiply the inside diameter, (distance across at the center), by how deep the pool is, and then by pi, (3.14159). Next, find the volume of a ball. Take the outside diameter of a ball, multiply it by 2 and then by pi. Then divide the pool volume number by the ball volume number. The answer will be a close guess of how many balls you will need. It is a guess, because there will be spaces that cannot be filled, so you will have a few extra balls left over.
1081385
I filled up my daughters med. sized kiddie pool with just this bag. There were more than enough balls for her to have fun with and more than enough to pick up afterwards.
1081386
Depending on size of kiddie pol, I would say 3 - 4 hundred.My grand daughter loves to get in her play house, kicking her legs to see how many balls she can kick out.
1618096
We started with 200 and they barely covered the bottom. Ended up with 800! Well worth it though. That was 6 years ago and our boys still use it and every friend that comes over goes straight for it. Now that they are older we do have to replace the pool about 2x year, but I stick with this one. It holds up gear.
2137414
the product description shows that one tank will fill about 30 balloons. So if you do the math, you will see that you will need 4 tanks to fill 100 balloons.
1942157
150.. I ended up buying 3 more bags to fill a kiddie pool and that was perfect for a ball pit
1768683
I have 300 reg sized ones in mine and it fills it well, covers the bottom. You could put more in though if you wanted, but they would spill out when the kid clims in and out of the openings.
1927992
Unfortunately no, you have to buy them separately. Just an FYI, 100 balls is not enough to fill it
904757
We had 500-600. It was a good amount for 2 kids. We first threw in 100 and it looked like there were 20 balls in it.
2141332
It's basically a smaller set of pool balls for a mini table I bought for my grandsons. If you're old enough, they're about the size of a 50 cent piece. Maybe a little smaller.
22945
six balls. We love them for smaller hands and young kids. Got bigger balls for teenagers that play a little harder and rougher.
911807
its about 4x3 and I say 2-3 small children could play in it but not anymore. you will need extra balls as the balls provided are not enough
1435123
Maybe enough room for 4-6 more. I put them into a 5 gallon pail w/ our other balls. Also, my son is a HS senior with small college hitting ability and these balls were totally destroyed after a few BP sessions. Youth usage only!!!!
2089807
You can certainly start with just one. Just make sure to check the water and chlorine levels daily until you have an answer. I have a 12ft deep dive pool so I do use two. If one can't handle it, put your surface floater back in while waiting for a second to arrive.
1189933
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.
1535631
depends on the size of the pool and how full you want it. these came in a bag that was about 24" x 24" x 18" (I say about because I didn't spend time to get an exact measurement... I was just trying to figure out how much I'd need to fill my pool)
434811
honestly, i don't know !!! i just fill it to a certain level for my grand-kids, and they have a ball.a add chlorine,and shock to the water to keep it clean.
448291
You will need around 500 lbs. to fill it, however we only put 300 and it does just fine for kids to play in. Just your preference.
1780882
I tried that, you need many many more than 400. At least a 1000 for this pool.