It is ok if you put an above ground pool on a bump.
Generally, that should not be a problem.
YOU WILL NEED TO CHECK WITH THE MANUFACTURER .SOME ABOVE GROUND POOL OUTER WALLS ARE TREATED WITH AN EXTRA COAT OF PAINT OR TYPE OF PRODUCT TO KEEP WALL FROM RUSTING DUE TO CONTACT WITH SOIL.
you cover your pool to keep debris out and keep heat and chemicals in whether the weather is good or bad.
From the information I have found the best thing to do here is go with a vynil pool as these are best suited to ground movement
Yes, it is ok to use iron out in a pool for "cleaning only". If you intend to swim in the pool iron out can cause skin and eye irritations and poisoning if swallowed. The makers of Iron Out said it is not recommended for swimming pools.
The pool needs to be level to have the walls hold the water in with equal pressure at all points. The more slanted your pool is, the more you are increasing your risk of collapse. Remember all these pools are quality and stress tested on level ground. They are designed for use on level ground. If you want to experiment for fun, go ahead, but watch out!
Sure, why not. Set it up, cover it and wait until early summer to start working on it. I wouldn't add any water to it yet, since in the early summer you have to add your pool chemicals to it. So why waste the chemicals in the winter.
If you are insured you should be OK. if not you are up for it your self .
If it was working ok before you lined it and you have no problems removing the liner you should have no problems.
If the pool is above ground and round, it is designed to carry the pressure of the water when it is level by carrying load as in a hoop. If it is not level, bending loads are produced due to non uniform pressure and the pool could collapse as it is not designed for these loads. If it is off by an inch or so deep over 3 or 4 feet depth that is OK, but Iwould not go much beyond that.
yes that's ok all of my pregnancies were that way
No.