New Concepts in Pool Floats
by Karl Eppstenson
Anyone who has a swimming pool has to have pool floats. There is just something about pool floats that strikers an inner cord with humanity in general. Perhaps there is some gene that people have contained in them, dating from their primeval ancestry when humanoids first stood upright and were afraid to enter any body of water.
No Car Inner Tubes Allowed
So when you set out to buy pool floats for your pool you will want to make the best decisions based on the best information that is currently available on pool floats. Rule number one is to never bring a car inner tube in to your pool. All inner tubes have a big brass air nozzle on them and someone will eventually get a huge gash from it during rough pool play.
Light Soft Balls Only
Pool ball games are great but don't get any that have too many parts and paces or involve too many people to play. A simple basketball game consisting of a floating net device and a ball works great. As few as two people can play it and there are only two pieces to it, the ball and the net. Also, if you bring any balls into your pool, never bring heavy balls such as a soccer or basketball or it won't be long until some kid has a bloody nose.
New Soft Foam Pool Floats
Go for the soft foam floats that are now on the market. They cost more, but last so much longer and never need to be re inflated. Remember, all that it takes is a small leak and a standard pool float is rendered useless. Also, buy a big plastic trash can to keep your pool floats and toys in if you have a dog in your yard or they will all end up being chewed up.
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