Many people love inflatable swimming pool because both adults and children find it a great way to escape the summer heat. But how to drain your pool without damaging your pool, lawn, and foundation is a real problem.

First of all, under what circumstances should you empty the water in the swimming pool? There are foreign objects in the water such as bugs or some dirty things, which are the source of bacteria, and the water should be removed in time. It’s a good idea to empty your inflatable pool after every use, this will keep your pool in top shape. It is also very dangerous to fill your pool with water if you have young children. If you have a large swimming pool you may treat the water with chlorine etc. In this case the ideal pH of the water is between 7 and 8 so that the water that is discharged will not negatively affect the surrounding environment.

We usually use a hose to empty an inflatable swimming pool by first hanging the hose on the faucet, holding the other end over the rest of the hose, and then filling the hose with water. Remove the hose from the faucet and keep it in the air, put one end of the hose into the pool, and lay the other end of the hose below the pool water. At this time, a siphon phenomenon will occur, no need for a suction pipe. The water can start to flow.

The best place to drain pool water is away from your home and foundations, and you can simply drain it down a gutters or sewer if city ordinances allow it. You can also choose to water your lawn and garden with water; in this case, it’s important to do it gradually, overwatering can kill the grass.

Written by Doris from East-inflatables