Don’t leave your Intex pool up this winter! Because they are made from a light-weight material, they are vulnerable to ice damage. It can rupture beyond repair leaving you without a pool, and needing to replace it. Intex recommends you break down your pool for the winter. Don’t wait till the weather report says there’s going to a freeze that night. That won’t be enough time!. Because you have to drain with a regular garden hose, it can take a few days to drain. . . . #pool #poolcare #poolmainten

Should you drain your pool this winter? If you have a small Intex or inflatable pool, then it must be drained and stored in the off-season. But if you have a permanent above-ground pool or an inground pool, do NOT completely drain your pool! This could cause permanent damage to the frame and liner. And the entire pool could shift or collapse.Plan to winterize your equipment and lines while leaving some water in the body of the pool itself. For solid winter covers, drain your water no more than 6

💧 Clear water, happy swims! Keep your above ground pool sparkling with these 3 easy tips: 1️⃣ Skim daily to remove leaves & debris 2️⃣ Check water balance once a week 3️⃣ Run your filter at least 8 hours a day or depending on pool size A little care = more time for fun. #Intex #PoolCareTips #AboveGroundPool #SummerWithIntex #ClearWater #IntexLife #PoolMaintenance | Intex Recreation Corp.