Installing a small inflatable pool in the summer outside, children love it!
But how do you keep the water clear and clean and clean this inflatable pool?
Looking for a refreshing idea for the whole family, I decided to install a small inflatable pool in my garden.
It's more eco-friendly than taking 3 showers a day, and it provides long-lasting refreshment.
In addition, the children love to splash around in it and we spend great moments as a family!
But how to maintain water without a pump? How to keep a pool clean without a pump?
Yes, but lo and behold, after a few days, the water is already cloudy and the inside of the pool becomes slippery due to the development of green algae.
We already have a lot less desire to swim there!
So how do you keep that water clean without installing a motorized pump that costs an arm and a leg? How to clean the water of this inflatable pool naturally?
I was looking for a natural treatment for the water in my inflatable pool.
Knowing the many virtues of white vinegar, I put it in the swimming pool. I indeed wanted a natural treatment for my inflatable pool. But no improvement to be seen with this natural product, unfortunately.
So I turned to treatment products for swimming pools.
No need for a landing net, I use my colander to pick up the small animals.
To treat the water, I found a chlorine treatment kit for €20 (1 pebble in the water per week).
I think this kind of treatment can be interesting, when you don't have a 2-year-old child who spends his time swallowing water.
And then, what to do with this treated water? The only solution will be to throw it away. Too bad!
At first glance, changing the water when it is dirty does not seem ecological or economical.
But when you know that the average price of a cubic meter of water is around €3.30, filling my small pool, 2 meters in diameter and 40 cm deep, costs me just under €5. .
I avoid filling it to the maximum to spend less, and when the water is dirty, I collect the untreated water to water my plants.
So, no mess and I keep the water clean in my inflatable pool!
In the end, changing the water every week even costs me less than putting in treatment products...
And who knows, are they effective enough to keep the water clean for weeks? If you know, tell me, I'm interested.
In addition, the water in my swimming pool is of better quality and I can collect it to water my garden. Save more!
If you are wondering how to keep the water in a small pool clean, for me this is the most natural and economical maintenance.
This is the best way to keep pool water clean and maintain it.
