How Often Should I Clean My Pool?
Generally, skimming debris should be done daily, while pool vacuuming and brushing should occur once a week. Pool chemistry should be checked at least twice a week to maintain [...]
Generally, skimming debris should be done daily, while pool vacuuming and brushing should occur once a week. Pool chemistry should be checked at least twice a week to maintain [...]
To clean a dirty pool quickly, start by skimming the surface to remove debris, then vacuum the bottom. Shock the pool with chlorine to kill bacteria and algae and [...]
The most common chemical used to clean pools is chlorine, which helps disinfect the water by killing bacteria and algae. Alternatives include bromine, which is less harsh on skin [...]
Yes, suction cleaners are generally compatible with various pool types, including in-ground and above-ground pools. However, effectiveness can vary based on the pool’s size, shape, and materials. Refer to [...]
Robotic pool cleaners have the highest suction power due to their individual motors and filtration systems. However, suction pool cleaners can also achieve strong suction with proper maintenance and [...]
A suction side cleaner is an automatic pool cleaner that effectively vacuums the pool's floor and walls to maintain clean water. It attaches to your pool’s suction plumbing, using the [...]
The frequency of use depends on your pool's location, surroundings, and usage. Running the robot cleaner two to three times per week may be necessary for pools with high debris [...]
Yes, all Hy-Clor robot cleaners are designed to be safe for use in saltwater pools.
Robotic pool cleaners are equipped with specially designed filters and suction systems capable of capturing various sizes of debris, including larger particles such as leaves and twigs. Some models feature [...]
A properly primed pool pump runs smoothly and quietly, with no visible air bubbles in the pump basket or pool return lines. Water should be flowing steadily through the system, [...]
Yes, self-priming pool pumps are available. This means they can automatically remove air from the system and draw in water when turned on. However, self-priming still requires that the pump [...]
Priming a pool pump usually takes between 1 to 5 minutes, depending on the particular system and how much air needs to be purged. If the pump hasn't primed within [...]
A pool pump may need priming if you notice it's not moving water as efficiently as it typically does, or if there are significant amounts of air bubbles in the [...]
Choosing the best pool cleaner depends on the type of pool you have and your specific needs. For above-ground pools, a suction or pressure-side cleaner can be effective. The best [...]
To clean a dirty pool quickly, start by skimming the surface to remove leaves and larger debris. Brush the walls and floor to loosen any dirt, then vacuum the pool [...]
The best way to clear a pool is by using a combination of a pool cleaner and chemicals. A robotic or suction-side cleaner can help remove debris and dirt from [...]
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