Here is some great information on how to tuck a pool liner back in!

🔧 How to Tuck a Vinyl Pool Liner Back In — The Safe & Easy Way

Have a section of your vinyl liner that’s come out of the track? Don’t worry — it’s a common issue, and you can fix it yourself with this simple method. I’ll walk you through how to safely and effectively get your liner back in place using hot water. No special tools required!

What You’ll Need

• A Tupperware bowl or similar container

• Very hot water (either from the sink or heated in a microwave)

• A pitcher (for safe and easy pouring)

🔥 Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Heat the Water

   • Fill your bowl with the hottest water you can get from the sink.

   • If it’s not hot enough, microwave it for 4–5 minutes.

   • Be careful! The water should be very hot — but not boiling.

2. Transfer to a Pitcher

   • Pour the hot water into a pitcher.

   • This makes it easier to pour and safer to carry outside.

3. Soften the Liner

   • Pour the hot water directly over the liner area that’s come out of the track.

   • It’s okay if the water goes behind or in front of the liner — it won’t hurt anything.

   • The heat will soften the vinyl, making it flexible and easier to work with.

4. Tuck the Liner Back In

   • Once the liner is warm and pliable, lift and bend it gently, then tuck it back into the track.

   • Work in small sections — about 6–8 inches at a time — especially in cooler weather.

   • If the liner stiffens up again, just pour on a bit more hot water.

💡 Pro Tips

• Work quickly: The liner cools fast, especially in colder weather.

• Avoid hair dryers: They can melt or damage the liner if held too close — and they’re unsafe around water.

• Hot water is safer: No electricity, no risk — just simple, safe heat.