The two drain plugs on this inflatable pool work well and are fine, but pretty slow (almost 300 gallons pass through these small holes). Bypass the reliance on them by deflating the pool FIRST with water in it, gently encouraging water over the edges as they lower and taking care you don't tear the pool. Remove / drain water in 5 minutes or less!
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