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10ft pool with filter £50.95 inc vat and delivery

veralum
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includes standard delivery charge of £1, I had one of these last year and it was brilliant! bought chemicals from local pool shop to keep water clean.
http://www.gadgetshop.com/pws/ProductDetails.ice?ProductID=780
anyone find one cheaper
http://www.gadgetshop.com/pws/ProductDetails.ice?ProductID=780
anyone find one cheaper
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Argos have a 10ft one advertised in todays newspaper for £29.99. Cat No. 365/2156
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&catalogId=10651&langId=-1&searchTerms=36521560 -
but the pool does the job, I like the way the drain connects to a hosepipe to drain it0
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google "gadget offer of the day" for a code. It doesn't say its for the pool but it works, and gives you £2.50 discount.0
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Does anyone know how much this weighs & the size box it comes in?0
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Use Quidco for 10% off at Gadget Shop0
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I think this is the same thing for less money.
Sorry I cannot seem to be able to supply a link. £43.54 deliviered.
Go to http://www.funkycrab.co.uk/
then PRODUCT OVERVIEW
then POOLS (PADDLING & SWIMMING)
2nd item is the one. They also have smaller and bigger pools.
Perhaps someone can post the link0 -
I'm pretty sure that mandmdirect have pools cheaper still. About £20 as far as I know - although their big one is £50. However, I couldn't tell the actual size of the pool cos no units given for measurements - looks big though.
Bear in mind that with our rain fall this year we will definately be in a hose pipe ban - and even though we can break it - it's not that good an idea for the environment. Plus I'm on a water - Anyone know how much it costs to fill it on a water meter?There is no intelligent life out there ... ask any goldfish!0 -
Seeing as it says on the website that its capacity is 3854 litres (how precise :rolleyes:) I shouldn't think that would be too hard for you to work out. I thoroughly endorse your environmental concerns.Time is an illusion - lunch time doubly so.0
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during last years hoespipe ban pools were exempt0
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During a hosepipe ban I would not fancy filling it with a bucket. Using a standard 5 litre bucket that is 770 trips to the tap, at least you would get some exercise.0
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