Does the sand side have a plug if you want to put water in both sides?
755095
There is only one plug/outlet for the water side but my grandkids often use both sides for water play and the sand side when filled with water can be easily baled out with a scoop/cup (so my daughter-in-law tells me). The whole table is very robust and has stood up well to constant outdoor storage in heat and ice: no fading or cracking anywhere after three years.
872678
No, it does not. We place ours on the side to drain; however it would be easy to drill drain holes.
1137814
yes. you can plug in to vac or blow on opposite sides of the unit. Had mine a year, no complaints.
509794
Yes. a very porous one, but there is one in there. I am using this in outdoor water feature, working fine so far.
674412
I don't remember it being different on one side. I am pretty sure we just put it down and didn't choose a side. I love having this pad under my pool!! I have had mine for a year now. I did not take my pool down for the winter. I did not put sand under my pool. The only thin between my linnet and the grass/ground is this awesome pad.
1003118
Mine did have plug. You can get plug to put on it if it does not come with one.
2046846
Yes, there are 2 plugs on the bottom that you knock out if you want the drainage.
593325
No. they both heat up on the same control. You could use one side and put water into the other. I wouldn't use one side and leave the other side empty.
150079
No, only one side. Awesome hose reel though. Just make sure you paint it to keep it from rusting. Love mine!
1636453
The machine can be turned on on the side. Better use sand or any non conductive material but not water.
425455
Yes, you can choose either option. I have used it both ways and would say the plug works best. I only say this because the batteries tend to wear out quickly. Love the fountain though!
1383717
If I remember correctly, is does not. I use the plastic pails to fill it up since you can see the water level on those.
198506
No, it does not. Only the sides are filled with air. The kids LOVED this pool...so did the parents.
2040213
There is a small plug on the side of the pool on the same side that the pump attaches. Close to the bottom.
1783529
Yes, it could. But, there is no drain plug on the sand side. So removing the water may present a challenge. Overall, it is relatively lightweight when not filled with sand and water so tipping it to empty water may be an option. Or scooping out water from the side without a drain. My daughter when she plays gets sand in water mixed in both sides so we have dumped it a few times and started over. We're really happy with this fun summer toy for her.
1342151
It does not have a drain plug, we took off the cap, turned it on the side and drained it. It did leak some tho, so we have it filled with sand. Ours is made to drain it at the cap. We haven't had to empty the sand.
1656989
I only put sand on one side but either side is built to play and hold sand and/or water. I went through one bag this summer filling up one side over and over again. So doing both sides it would probably take less than 1/4 of a bag to initially fill it.