Is it a good idea to have a blow up swimming pool in your house?

Question

like, just in a room in your house...

Answer 1

LOL.... That is hysterical! I wouldn't do it because the room you are putting it in might get wet but I don't see anything wrong with putting it in a garage.

Answer 2

no cos water would get everywhere

Answer 3

No man it´ll be like putting a blow up house in your swimming pool, just aint  good thinking.

Answer 4

Depends on the type of construction of the room and how big is your house. If it is tile or stone flooring then it isnt too bad.

Always expect a burst and water overflowing on the floor and outside, into other rooms. Will it cost a bomb to repair the flooring and other damaged furniture and equipment? Always consult an adult for sensible answers to any unusual ideas you may have and u should be all right. Cheers!!

Answer 5

Yes.

Answer 6

I  actually  did  this  for  my  grandkids,  I  was  not  able  to  sit  outside  in heat  with them,,, we  just  put  blankets  down  around to  catch  any  splash  over.  They had  a  blast.  But  was  just  for  one  day.

Answer 7

Yes,as long as you put alot of towels down to catch the mess.

Answer 8

I think it depends on the ages of the children in your house.  If there are any kids under five, it would be like asking if it's a good idea to have poinsonous snakes and a large bon fire in your home.  Of all the kids that die from ages 1-4, 26% of them were drownings.  If it's so you can soak while you play your Wii or something, I guess you could have one.  

People coming over will think you are weird though.

Answer 9

well depending on the size of the room its in n y its inside, they r ment for outside

Answer 10

As long as you dont live in a flat above anyone else................

Answer 11

its a good idea, but wear will the water go when your done???all over the floor???

Answer 12

brilliant idea but where will you put the diving board?

Answer 13

No, they are meant to go outside!  Why would you want one inside anyway?

Answer 14

No because what if you go in the pool and you "accidently splash" in the pool what do you expect to tell your parents when the floors and the furniture or even precios things get ruined?