What do y’all storage your pool in during the winter? Have a Colman 22ft 52 inch pool and looking for ideas for when I take it down. Thanks
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Storage
- Thread starter Treeves15
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- Jun 22, 2014
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- Chlorine
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- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Welcome to TFP! 
I don't have to worry about storage, but some other threads discussed this topic. Maybe this will help you get started,
www.troublefreepool.com
www.troublefreepool.com
I don't have to worry about storage, but some other threads discussed this topic. Maybe this will help you get started,Winter storage for 20ft Intex AGP
I'm getting ready to break my pool down for the winter. Does anyone know what size deck box or storage box I will need to purchase to hold my liner? I have an Intex 20x48 ultra metal frame. It will be stored in my garage which is not really climate controlled.
www.troublefreepool.com
Where do you store liner for AGP?
The manual said not to store the liner anywhere the temp would be freezing...where the heck do you store it??? We put it in a closet in the house, and now the closet and everything in it smells nasty!! Why can't I store the liner in one of my sheds that isn't heated? Anyone else store their...
www.troublefreepool.com
- Jun 1, 2018
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- Salt Water Generator
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Many here just leave them up & winterize them as well. But If you go that route its a bit early as the temps are still too hot.
Every time I took one down & stored it a mouse found it
Btw- you’re probably never gonna get it back in that box.
A big rolling trash can is a good place or any big plastic container that can be sealed up so no critters find it.
Be sure it’s completely dry first before rolling/folding it up.
Every time I took one down & stored it a mouse found it
Btw- you’re probably never gonna get it back in that box.
A big rolling trash can is a good place or any big plastic container that can be sealed up so no critters find it.
Be sure it’s completely dry first before rolling/folding it up.
