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PostPosted: Dec 28th, '09, 10:39 
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I am chasing a disgarded Intex pool or other similar heavy duty liner to line a grow bed. I have seen them on roadside chuckout before (guess they are no use to most people once they have a hole or rip in the side :D ). Need a section around 2.5m x 2m.


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PostPosted: Mar 10th, '10, 23:18 
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I had thought about this too .. Has anyone used a used pool liner for a grow bed ?? How well does it work, is it safe ??

I figured I would ask at the local pool maintenance company to see if they could save one when they did their next install .


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PostPosted: Mar 11th, '10, 14:24 
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I dunno about pool liner, EPDM isn't too badly priced though.


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PostPosted: Mar 11th, '10, 19:43 
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i went with epdm and i cant fault it so far,
though a free pool liner would be a lot cheaper

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PostPosted: Mar 12th, '10, 02:29 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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There have been some people in the past who have used cheap intex pools as their fish tanks that had troubles and then vanished off the site. I think we currently have one person with an intex pool raising fish with a bio-filter so it might depend on what type of intex pool it is.


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PostPosted: Mar 12th, '10, 06:47 
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I am using an intex pool in my system. I would not use one again but it was cheep and there have been no problems so far. I intend to get a smaller plastic tank for future systems. I paid $100 for my 10'x 24" intex pool see my thread for what it looks like. The thing that I am impressed with it the pump that came with the pool. It is a mag drive pump with a filter. The filter will plug immediatly so I dont use it. I cut the filter chamber off and use the pump with out it. I dont know if AU has a craigs list but thats where I would look in the US.


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