Adult supervision is required. An adult must provide direct, continuous supervision whenever children are using the splash pad. Never leave children unattended near water, even when the water is shallow.

Choose a safe, level surface. Position the pad on a flat, clean lawn or another suitable outdoor area. Remove rocks, sticks, sharp objects, and other hazards before use.

Watch for slippery surfaces. The splash surface may become slippery when wet. Encourage careful movement and avoid running, rough play, or jumping onto the pad.

Adjust water pressure gradually. Begin with a low water flow and increase only as appropriate. Avoid excessive pressure that could damage the pad or create an uncomfortable spray.

Use a compatible water supply. Connect only to an appropriate household garden hose. Follow the selected product configuration's connection instructions and check fittings for leaks.

Keep the play area clear. Place the pad away from vehicles, electrical equipment, sharp furniture edges, and other outdoor hazards. Keep hoses positioned to reduce tripping risks.

Inspect before each use. Check the pad, water inlet, and seams for visible damage or leaks. Do not use the product if it is torn, punctured, or otherwise unsafe.

Drain, clean, and dry completely. After play, turn off the water, disconnect the hose, and drain any remaining water. Clean the surface as appropriate and allow it to dry fully before folding and storing in a cool, dry location.