Want Intex debris cover sent to Hawaii

[Lang]

Need Intex 9x18 debris cover but Intex wants $90 to ship $24.99 cover.



No problem getting solar covers but can't find anyone who stocks debris cover.

Any ideas? Thanks John

 

[partsman]

Amazon, eBay, Walmart ...run it through google, I’m sure you can find one!

 

[Bama Rambler]

Like partsman, I'd think Amazon, ebay, or Walmart would have pretty good shipping there, but I'd be tempted to just buy a plastic tarp about the right size and use that.

 

[dogfishfrank]

n/m

 

[Lang]

Tried all that, no luck so far

 

[dogfishfrank]

Tried all that, no luck so far

i can buy the cover and ship it to you. i work for fedex so i get a good discount. you can paypal/venmo me the balance. PM me if you want to do that. shipping looks like it would be roughly $25 give or take where in Hawaii you live

 

[thefloatqueen]

Does it have to be Intex brand? Personally I find the quality of mine (which came with my Ultra Frame pool) to be quite low. You could take up @dogfishfrank on his offer or maybe find a different brand that fits your pool and is in a similar price range?

 

[thefloatqueen]

I would ship you mine in a heartbeat for free but it’s for an 18’ round pool lol

 

[frogabog]

I would ship you mine in a heartbeat for free but it’s for an 18’ round pool lol

the Intex cover is very pliable. To use what you have, employ a donut floatie, with a large ball. The larger the floatie and ball the better. Put that in the center. Direct all water and leaves to the edges. It will likely still collect around the edges. The intex cover fails due to water settling in the center normally. You may have to debrid the cover at the edges overwinter. It's easier to get when it's at the edges.

 

[frogabog]

Also weigh down your cover with your empty bleach bottles filled with water. Add a tarp with grommets. Direct rain/leaves/debris as best you can out and over the edge.

 

[thefloatqueen]

Also weigh down your cover with your empty bleach bottles filled with water. Add a tarp with grommets. Direct rain/leaves/debris as best you can out and over the edge.

Thank you so much for the tips!! Definitely going to try them out. I have woods behind my backyard and get the occasional leaf or 3 in the pool (and it’s only going to get worse lol) so your answer was very helpful. Thank you!