This kiddie pool holds a lot of water, and I do my best to keep it skimmed and clean so that we don’t have to refill it too often. Getting the last vestiges of soap and dirt out of the folds is a two-person production that usually involves Gerardo and me arguing over who has to hold the pool and who gets to spray it. Ya can’t just flip ‘er over and spray ‘er down every time she needs cleaning. The problem with this kiddie pool is that it’s 120 inches-10 feet!-long. I haven’t had one for more than one swimming season, but the four we've gone through thus far have held up great under lots of use during that time. It’s also well-made and sturdy, and as far as I know, it’s durable. The great thing about this kiddie pool is that it’s 120 inches-10 feet!-long and 22 inches deep, and Ruby loves swimming from end to end in it. At the end of the season, I’ll dry it out, fold it up, and store it for next year instead of furtively and guiltily dragging it to the curb, leaving behind a trail of slimy, oozing green water. Every year, I swear that this will be the last time I have to buy this particular kiddie pool for Ruby, because this year, I will dutifully keep it white ’n’ bright.
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