How to make a duck pool drain

3/4 union bulk head $15
3/4" PVC ball valve $2.75
3/4" x 2-1/2" galvanized nipple $1.96
3/4 " pvc male adapter $0.44--optional
3/4" x 2' pvc pipe (or however long you want it) about $2--optional
**i had the thread tape but I know it's pretty inexpensive.
$25 all together and I can always use it on a new pool if anything happened with the old.

[@tmackie1694]

Aloha! Thank you for this video. I am looking forward to not having to scoop out dirty water anymore 👍

[@lizmassey1892]

Thank you so much! This was the only affordable and manageable option on the internet.

[@angiegorham8422]

Liz Massey happy to help! It's so easy! Mine are still going strong!

[@peacenow42]

agreed, and it's really bad on the pool and the back tipping them every day.

[@karentaylor7082]

Thank you! I ended up getting having to get a brass hose adaptor that wasn't cheap but I am adding a hose to mine instead of the pipe. These directions were super easy and i am excited about putting a drain in our duck pool.

[@petdemrabbits5103]

Just did this for our dog pool. Thank you so much for the video!

[@angiegorham8422]

Timothy Bair happy to help! Mine in the video that I did last summer are still going strong and were used all winter here in Nj!

[@angiegorham8422]

Still going strong with this original pool 🤣

[@jessjones610]

Heading to the store to get the supplies right now! 😁

[@thejacqueline100]

I absolutely love you for this thank you so much for sharing this with us forever great full

[@forevercountry5507]

Great! I'm gonna do this today!

[@leonelmira8040]

Things.. 😆