How do I convince my husband to put in a pool. Give me pros and
How do I convince my husband to put in a pool. Give me pros and
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Discussion on the benefits and considerations of installing a pool and hot tub in a large backyard.
Discussion on the benefits and considerations of installing a pool and hot tub in a large backyard.
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TXhomegirl : I haven't read all the responses but I'll be honest with you, pools are a LUXURY item when not bought with an existing home. They don't add much value and are expensive to repair and maintain. It's a BAD investment. Unless I was flush with money, I'd never do it bc you're pitching money into the commode and it only matters if losing it doesn't effect you.
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You know, you could rent a nearby pool for $25 to swim in...
For the cost of a new pool, you could rent one twice a week, every week, for 15 years..
And no extra electricity bills, no extra water bills, no chemical bills, and no maintenance... Ex:
swimply.com/pooldeta ils/33832?searchId=2 e49e4fe-7f5a-46fa-9e bc-7a20f7ff12af
For the cost of a new pool, you could rent one twice a week, every week, for 15 years..
And no extra electricity bills, no extra water bills, no chemical bills, and no maintenance...
swimply.com/pooldeta ils/33832?searchId=2 e49e4fe-7f5a-46fa-9e bc-7a20f7ff12af
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You know, you could rent a nearby pool for $25 to swim in... For the cost of a new pool, you could rent one twice a week, every week, for 15 years.. And no extra electricity bills, no extra water bills, no chemical bills, and no maintenance... Ex: swimply.com/pooldeta ils/33832?searchId=2 e49e4fe-7f5a-46fa-9e bc-7a20f7ff12af
The problem with adding a pool is that when you get tired of it, you can't sell it like a boat or a motorcycle. It's stuck in the ground forever and the maintenance costs never go away, whether you use it or not.
Have you considered an above ground pool?
Have you considered an above ground pool?
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Joe : Interesting service ! I would be worried though that if there was a drowning...I would get sued. People these days do not take responsibility and sue at the drop of a hat.
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