Below Are Important Tips To Prevent Damage Or Leaks. .1. Find A Flat, Level Lawn Free Of Rocks, Branches, Or Other Sharp Objects That Could Puncture The Pool Liner Or Cause Injury. Certain Types Of Grass, Such As St. Augustine And Bermuda, Can Grow At Through The Liner. The Grass That Grows At Through The Liner Is Not A Manufacturing Defect. 2. Bring The Product (In Its Packaging) To; Chosen Location Before Inflating - Do Not Inflate Or Pull On The Product As This May Cause Leaks Or Damage. 3. Do Not Inflate The Product Too Much. Fill The Product With Air Up To That The Surface Is Firm But Not Hard To The Touch. If The Seams Are Tight, The Product Is Over-Inflated. If A Seam Starts At Tense, Immediately Stop Inflating And Deflating To Release The Pressure Until You Feel Tense. That The Signs Of Tension On The Seam Disappear. Do Not Over Inflate Or Use A High Pressure Air Compressor As This May Cause The Seams To Leak.4. Close All Inflation Valve Caps And Push Down Firmly. 5. Remove All Hard, Sharp And Loose Objects Such As Jewellery, Watches, Buckles, Keys, Shoes, Hairpins. Hair, Etc Users Before Entering The Pool. And In Case Of Leakage, The Product Is Delivered; With A Repair Patch That The Customer Can Use To Try To Fix It. The Consumer Could Try To Locate The Leak With Soapy Water, Which Will Spurt Out From The Source Of The Leak. Thoroughly Clean The Area Around The Leak To Remove Any Dirt. Or Grime, And Cut A Piece Of Repair Patch Large Enough To Overlap The Damaged Area.