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I have the filter that came with the intex 15x42 pool. So too much suction is sadly not a problem for me. I just empty the bag when it starts to lose suction, and then clean the cartridge when done.

Thanks MrMacDad, I actually ended up with a very similar solution. I got one that was like this- http://www.amazon.com/Skooba-Vacuum-int ... B001RPRXNO Just a slightly different model I think. Works great, and I actually can use one of the adapters to hook it up right where my stock skimmer...

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Did some Googling, since I had a spare minute. Found the following info as it relates to Televisions. So, If I mounted above the water line aiming down, IP-65 should be just fine I would think. I guess my only inquiry now though would be, lets say somehow the strip is damaged, is the electricity...

http://www.torchstar.biz/detail.php?id=41 States it's waterproof, not sure what the IP-65 means. Production Specification -Voltage: DC 12V -Power consumption: 36 watts -Waterproof level: IP-65 waterproof -LED destiny: 30 LEDs/M, 150 LEDs/5M -120 degree wide beam angle -Low power consumption...

So, call me crazy, but I think some lighting would look cool around the inner edge of my pool maybe. I have to look into how I would mount it, but if I could put it in aiming kind of down in the water it might be cool. Am I going to electrocute myself, or my family with this stuff...

I looked at a few battery powered ones so far. Was just thinking maybe someone already had the same idea as me and found something or made something they like is all.

The projects never seem to end.... Path to the pool done.

Nobody has any ideas or recommendations?

Just looking for any suggestions for a good solution to Vacuum my Intex 15x42 Metal Frame Pool. Last year I used the vac that came with it that attaches to the garden hose. Don't want to use that this year since I have a SWG now and don't want to be constantly adding water to the pool every time...

2nd year having the pool. Decided to landscape around it this year. Not taking it down for the winter anymore I guess. ;) Quick, easy, cheap project I must say.

Hi there everyone. I've browsed around a bit here before but figured I'd officially join in the fun. We purchased a 15'x42" Intex metal frame pool last year. It was a hot day and we figured we should get a pool I guess. Prepped our uneven yard, put up the pool. Even after prep and leveling when...