Last weekend my boyfriend and I set up an INTEX above ground pool. As fun as pools are, they require a lot of maintenance to keep the water clear. Yep, if you fall into the pool after maintenance, the water turns a beautiful dark green color.
The pool is new, so it’s getting extra TLC. As soon as we get bored or get cold, we will stop. For now though, with summer swimming just around the corner, let’s deck up the pool and get ready when it’s warm enough to take a dip.
All I did was boring junk training. Chlorine in vivid panels, and so on.
I wanted something cooler for the tank though. Something to bring me back to my childhood, in our last house where we had an in ground pool, but my younger brother and I didn’t dare to dive tonight, fearing the deep end, which we really believed only came out at night. If he enters the deep end at night, he will certainly drag you into the water, and try to drag you through the bottom of the marshes.
Yes. We had wild ideas. During the day though, when it wasn’t a dirty night, we all want to play dirty. The shark would be one of us, the other sat safely on the rubber raft. Once a shark could flip a life raft, then you became a shark. It was repetitive, but we were kids, and it was damn good fun.
Of course, I took a spa at my local pool, which I believe is called Leslie’s Pool Supply. I wandered around the islands looking for a cool pool. with rafts, tubes, thermometers, and so on. While I was browsing for the basics though I stumbled across the pool chlorinator thing while desperately looking for it.
A white smile with sharp teeth, cold black sun shadows and faces that read… Too much I’m cool to eat you, but if it pisses me off, I’ll just bite you!!! Hahaha!
I did not hesitate. I grabbed a Surfin’ Shark Floating Pool Chlorinator and was surprised at how heavy it was. This base was heavy duty with excellent hard rubber.
Attached to the sharks belly is of course your chlorine board. The room is a white bucket that can be rotated. You rotate and set the number of open slots you want. Depending on the size of your pond, that depends on how many holes are open.
Unfortunately my sharp toothed little buddy doesn’t come with any board. Buy them separately, my friend.
Since we already had the plates at home, I just paid the clerk and returning home. I was inspired to chuck the Surfin’ Shark Pool Chlorinator into the swimming pool and let it do its job.
In the Pool:
I’m humming the theme song as I put my little guy in the water. He looks to go roaring, basking in the sun protecting with cool shades gloved eyes, or maybe he is ready to bite the unsuspecting lake .
The Surfin’ Shark’s floating pool chlorinator remains floating around on the surface of the water, while the chlorine chamber bobs under the water. There were no issues with tipping.
All in all the Surfin’ Shark Swimming Pool Chlorinator is constructed using high quality materials. Sharks upper body body does not fill with water to submerge, like many other floating pool chlorinators.
More… Surfin’ Fish Floating Pool Chlorinator looks really cool. Is it necessary? No… but damn cool it looks boring compared to other clowns, and it’s only cooler than just slathering chlorinated panels on the living room.
Pricing and Availability:
I found my Surfin’ Shark Swimming Pool Chlorinator at our local pool supply store. I picked it up for $24.99. I’d like to look around the internet, though before I buy it, I found it available on this site for only $15.99.
Either way though, I still recommend the Surfin’ Fish Flow Pool Chlorinator. For anyone who has ever dreaded a late night ugly fantasy ending, this is beyond your cold pool and a cute way to get in touch with that inner child that has been lurking inside for so long.
