Intex 28206EH 10 X 30 Rust Resistant Strong Durable Steel Metal Frame Circular Beachside Swimming Pool

It’s leaking out of the plug. Not sure what to do.

I set it up by myself (a 5'5" lady), with covid, in the hot afternoon sun and did not curse at all or regret my decision. Ah, the things we do for our kids! So the pool is super easy to setup but the filter/jet attachments had almost no instructions at all so I had to use my common knowledge and look at others pictures. I have provided a janky tutorial video on that for you. Pump is sold separately and I am waiting for that to arrive. I also bought a solar cover to make sure the water is comfortable temp for night swimming but also keeps the debris/bugs out. Fits perfectly. My kids will enjoy this very much, ages 8 & 6. I bought this pool for $135 which is a steal compared to the $300+ for each inflatable water slide I used in the past but get ripped and wastes water! This is a no brainer. I live in SoCal and I'm scared how much this will cost me to fill with water since we are in a drought and they charge $$$ so much 🥴 However, once it's filled, we are set for the summer versus wasting water on the water slide etc then it getting dumped end of the day.

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This product is absolutely amazing as it may seem expensive but no where near as expensive because the products quality. Other pools that are made out of plastic and rubber break but this one is made out of stanless steel. It's incredibly durable.

These pools are great. I have owned several over the years, only buying new ones after the liners fade from sun and high chlorine levels. I have only ever had one leak through all of them, and that was due to a stray ember from the bonfire. A small piece of gorilla tape fixed it up for 2 more years, however.The new design with the plastic frame corners is oddly sturdier than the metal ones. Plus you don't need to deal with the pins that are prone to breaking. Only issue I had setting up is getting the last corner piece in. Takes a little muscle, but very solid once set up.I set mine up on a flat patio paver surface with 2" extruded polystyrene insulation and a tarp underneath the liner. Join the seams of the insulation with gorilla tape and then cut all the size after setting up the pool. This provides a soft bottom feel, and a solid foundation. Combine with a 1000gph filter pump and you're all set!