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Make a splash with our incredible selection of affordable pool floats and accessories at Five Below! Whether you prefer lounging in the sun, splashing around with friends, or diving right into the water, we’ll help you prepare for an unforgettable day of fun in the sun. Showcase your personality with our pool floats featuring a wide variety of eye-catching designs. From giant rubber ducks to tasty treats like donuts and pineapples, you’re sure to be the life of the party. Looking to play some pool games? We also have water blasters, splash balls, and more to keep the fun going. Explore our pool floats and accessories today and get ready to dive in!
Pool Floats FAQs
What are some of the most popular pool float shapes?
With so many different pools floats available on the market, selecting the perfect one can be quite a challenge. Here's a quick look at some of the most popular pool float shapes to get you started:
Should I leave my cheap pool float in the pool after I am finished using it?
Don't leave your cheap pool float in the pool after using it. Prolonged exposure to chlorine, UV rays, and other pool chemicals can lead to quicker wear and tear. Five Below’s floaties are affordable but made to last—perfect for a day of fun in the sun!
What are some fun pool games to play with pool floats?
Looking for some pool float fun? There's plenty to choose from! Race across the pool on your float or play a game of float tag. And make sure to bring along some affordable pool toys, like dive sticks and water blasters, as well as swimming goggles to protect your eyes from the chlorine. Can’t get enough of the fun? We also offer a wide variety of lawn games and bubbles and sidewalk chalk to choose from.
What are some tips for inflating and deflating cheap pool floats?
To properly fill your pool floats, always use a pump designed for inflatables. Fill your float until it's firm but not too tight to prevent any unexpected bursts.
When it’s time to deflate your pool float, fully open the valve and gently press on the float to release the air. Once it's deflated, roll it up to squeeze out any remaining air before stashing it away.
Should I rinse my pool floats with fresh water after taking it out of my chlorine pool?
Absolutely! Always rinse your pool floats with fresh water after using it in a chlorine pool. This will help remove any residual pool chemicals that can cause damage and discoloration over time. Using your floatie in seawater? Be sure to give it a rinse as well to protect it from salt damage. Stow it away with your beach shovels and buckets to keep everything organized and ready for your next adventure.
Pool Floats FAQs
What are some of the most popular pool float shapes?
With so many different pools floats available on the market, selecting the perfect one can be quite a challenge. Here's a quick look at some of the most popular pool float shapes to get you started:
- Lounge chair pool floats for comfortable sunbathing and relaxing
- Animal-shaped pool floats, from unicorns and toucans to cats and frogs
- Food-shaped pool floats, including pizza, watermelon, and sushi
- Inflatable tube pool floats that are classic and versatile
Should I leave my cheap pool float in the pool after I am finished using it?
Don't leave your cheap pool float in the pool after using it. Prolonged exposure to chlorine, UV rays, and other pool chemicals can lead to quicker wear and tear. Five Below’s floaties are affordable but made to last—perfect for a day of fun in the sun!
What are some fun pool games to play with pool floats?
Looking for some pool float fun? There's plenty to choose from! Race across the pool on your float or play a game of float tag. And make sure to bring along some affordable pool toys, like dive sticks and water blasters, as well as swimming goggles to protect your eyes from the chlorine. Can’t get enough of the fun? We also offer a wide variety of lawn games and bubbles and sidewalk chalk to choose from.
What are some tips for inflating and deflating cheap pool floats?
To properly fill your pool floats, always use a pump designed for inflatables. Fill your float until it's firm but not too tight to prevent any unexpected bursts.
When it’s time to deflate your pool float, fully open the valve and gently press on the float to release the air. Once it's deflated, roll it up to squeeze out any remaining air before stashing it away.
Should I rinse my pool floats with fresh water after taking it out of my chlorine pool?
Absolutely! Always rinse your pool floats with fresh water after using it in a chlorine pool. This will help remove any residual pool chemicals that can cause damage and discoloration over time. Using your floatie in seawater? Be sure to give it a rinse as well to protect it from salt damage. Stow it away with your beach shovels and buckets to keep everything organized and ready for your next adventure.