- Different methods to heat a kiddie pool - Adults staying in a cool pool for a long time - Children getting cold quickly - Filling a kiddie pool with hot water - Using a kettle to heat small pools - Immersion heater in a stainless steel bucket - Using a hose connected to hot water hookups or faucets - Using a black garden hose to absorb sunlight and warm the water - Using sunlight to heat the pool water - Solar blankets to capture sunlight and conduct it to the water - Reflective covers or sheets to reflect the sun's rays onto the pool - Solar heater mats to capture sunlight and heat the water - Reflective enclosure with reflective sheets to concentrate the sun's rays - Using a natural gas heater - Using an electric heater - Using a heat pump - Combining techniques for faster and longer-lasting heating - Ideal temperature for a kiddie pool - Attracting mosquitoes with warmer water temperatures - Pool heating options depending on pool size, resources, and weather conditions - Keeping the pool clean for safety - Different types of pools and their sizes - Using warm water instead of cold water - Method for warming the pool with two garden hoses - Accessing water hook-ups and turning off hot water for washing machine - Placing the pool in a sunny area - Using immersion heaters or solar sun rings to heat the pool - Mixing hot and cold water to achieve desired temperature - Caution against children touching the hot water - Filling the pool with warm water by hauling buckets or using hot water hookups - Instructions for filling the pool with warm water using laundry hookup and garden hoses - Potential changes to water and electric bills - Caution when using hot water and disclaimer for injuries.