10ft quick-up pool (merged)

izwizz

Toys 'r' us have a 10ft pool for £39.95.

http://www.toysrus.co.uk/category.aspx/truhome/truspecialoffers/truspecialoffersoutdoorsports?ref=truhome%2ftruspecialoffers&pageno=4

CDR1122

Direct link HERE


..could it be so cheap because there's water shortages and nobody's allowed to fill one of these up? (if you live in the south of england!)

highland

10ft pool also available in Argos for £33.32 looks very similar and also has a free cover http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3652156/Trail/C%24cip%3D36406.Toys%2Band%2Bbaby.htm

FloFlo

Looks like a fantastic buy but OH would murder me!

scope

CDR1122 wrote:

..could it be so cheap because there's water shortages and nobody's allowed to fill one of these up? (if you live in the south of england!)

Surprisingly the hosepipe ban doesnt include filling your pool (every day if you want to). The government might however apply for a stricter ban, which will include filling your pool.

biglugs

The government might however apply for a stricter ban, which will include filling your pool.

Well if it rains like it has the last few days just leave it outside and it'll soon fill up

sarkky1

well,i in scotland,so iam lucky so far,but then the rain would fill it itself,lol.

Joints

Why not visit a local outdoor pool instead and save water and energy.

mummysaver

Thanks to OP - saw this advertised last night at work, and then forgot about it so you reminded me, was going to order from toys r us, but the argos deal is even better, so thanks to both of you!

gromituk

Joints wrote:

Why not visit a local outdoor pool instead and save water and energy.

Because someone other than your own children might have peed in it...

shazziere

just got the family pool from argos.you get a free beach set with it.It is now £19.99 instead of £25.dont forget to spend your nectar points in argos too.i had £15 on my card so pool only cost a £5