Roger Morph 
An above ground pool is a swimming pool that is built into the ground, typically at least partially. Above ground pools come in many different shapes and sizes, but they all have one thing in common: they use a pump to circulate water.
The pump works by drawing water from the pool and pushing it through a filter. The filtered water is then returned to the pool. This process is known as filtration.
Filtration is important because it keeps the water clean and clear. Without filtration, the water in your pool would quickly become dirty and cloudy.
There are two types of above ground pools: inflatable and rigid. Inflatable pools are made of PVC or other similar materials. They are easy to set up and take down, but they are not as durable as rigid pools.
Rigid pools are made of metal, fiberglass, or concrete. They are more durable than inflatable pools, but they can be more difficult to set up and take down.
What Materials are Required to Drain a Pool
One of the most important things to consider when draining your pool is what materials you will need. Here are some of the most common materials that you will need:
-A garden hose: This is one of the most important pieces of equipment that you will need. The hose should be long enough to reach from the pool to a nearby drainage area.
-A submersible pump: This type of pump is designed to be submerged in water. It will be used to pump the water out of the pool and into the garden hose.
-A drain plug: This is a small device that is inserted into the drain hole of the pool. It prevents water from flowing back into the pool.
-A drain cover: This is a piece of material that is placed over the drain hole to catch any debris that may be in the water.
How to Drain a Pool With a Hose
Draining a pool with a hose is a relatively simple process. First, you will need to attach the hose to the drain plug. Next, you will need to insert the pump into the water and turn it on.
The pump will begin to draw water out of the pool and into the hose. Once the water level in the pool has lowered, you can remove the pump and drain cover.
Finally, you can disconnect the hose from the drain plug and allow the water to drain out.
How to Drain a Pool With a Submersible Pump
Draining a pool with a submersible pump is a slightly more difficult process. First, you will need to find a suitable drainage area. Next, you will need to position the pump next to the drain hole.
Then, you will need to insert the drain plug into the hole and turn on the pump. The pump will begin to draw water out of the pool and into the drainage area.
Once the water level in the pool has lowered, you can remove the pump and drain cover. Finally, you can disconnect the hose from the drain plug and allow the water to drain out.
How to Drain a Pool With a Sump Pump
Draining a pool with a sump pump is a relatively simple process. First, you will need to find a suitable drainage area. Next, you will need to position the pump next to the drain hole.
Then, you will need to insert the drain plug into the hole and turn on the pump. The pump will begin to draw water out of the pool and into the drainage area.
Once the water level in the pool has lowered, you can remove the pump and drain cover. Finally, you can disconnect the hose from the drain plug and allow the water to drain out.
