tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13857993.post-12038159408378386792008-06-10T21:45:00.003-07:002008-06-10T21:54:25.142-07:00We have one of those Quikset pools where you inflate a ring at the top of the pool and as you fill it up with water, the sides rise up. Well, several weeks ago, our cat decided to lay on the side - and apparently fell off! She poked several holes in the ring with her claws! Well, I found several of them right away and patched them. But the ring has had a slow leak (which causes problems with the skimmer and pump) since then. I have tried several times to find the leak - I mean I have spent ALOT of time searching. I was sure it was close to where the others were, but could NOT find it.<br /><br />Well, today my dh told me to try using the soapy scrubby thing that we use to wash dishes to rub soap over the ring and see if it bubbles up. I was desperate, so I tried it. And voila! I found it - about 3 inches left of where I started, but, you guessed it, I went to the right!!! Well, now the edges are all nice and clean ALL the way around:-).<br /><br />So, as you begin setting up your swimming pools and other inflatable things for the summer, remember this tip and you will save yourself alot of aggravation and time. Use soap to find the small holes. It actually bubbled up in one big bubble, kind of like bubble gum. It was actually pretty cool and much easier to find than all the previous times I had tried. That sure Worked For Me!<br /><br />For more <a href="http://rocksinmydryer.typepad.com/shannon/2008/06/works-for-me-fr.html">Works For Me Wednesday</a> tips and ideas, check out <a href="http://www.rocksinmydryer.typepad.com/">Rocks In My Dryer</a>.dolphin ladyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04792027486354784770noreply@blogger.com