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These inflatable pools at Target will fit 3 adults

They come in six designs and cost less than $40

These inflatable pools by Minnidip hold three adults. They come in six styles: That's Banana Leaves Squeeze the Day Just Add Watermelon Soak in Some Watercolor Dipped in Ink Fresh Cut
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June 8, 2019

Installing a backyard pool can cost between $36,000 and $63,000, according to HomeAdvisor.

But you can save as much as $62,960 by getting one of these inflatable pools by Minnidip.

In about 10 minutes with a pump — or a hairdryer set on “cool” — you and two friends can be soaking up those summer vibes at home. These pools are great for kids, too.

The pools, sold at Target, are 5.5 feet wide and 1.5 feet tall, holding about a foot of water. The six designs were created by Emily Vaca of La Vaca and range in price from $31.99 to $35.

If you like the Target styles, check out Minnidip's other pool party products.

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