sarah
i have an above ground pool and i recently bought an automatic pool cleaner from craigslist, so it didnt come with a manual. i dont think that it is working properly because i left it in for about 2hrs and it picked up a little bit but not everything. whenever it goes over an area with bugs around it, it doesnt pick it up it just makes the debris float around the pool. this is the model i have:http://www.epinions.com/reviews/Robo_Kleen_Robotic_Pool_Cleaner_RK01_A
somebody pleasee help!! thanks=]
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Robo Kleen pool cleaners are designed for above ground pools so that is not going to be the problem. Go to the website below, find your model, and when you click on it, you should see an online version of the owners manual. That should help you out.
Robo Kleen pool cleaners are designed for above ground pools so that is not going to be the problem. Go to the website below, find your model, and when you click on it, you should see an online version of the owners manual. That should help you out.
I need above ground pool advice?
Barbra W
We are going to get an above ground pool and was looking for advice on a few things. The size is 18 x 40 and 54 inches deep. We will be installing it ourselves with help from friends with good Equipment. What kind of pump system, sand or cartridge? beaded or overlap liner? chlorine or a different chemical? what type of Accessories? Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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I definitely think sand filter is a better choice. However, I would go with a sand alternative instead of actual sand. You use half the amount and it filters much better (down to 30 microns with sand and down to 5 microns with alternative). The sand alternative is sometimes called Zeolite or Vitroclean. I prefer beaded liners because if you ever need to replace the liners, you don't have to take your pool apart. You simply drain and replace. Overlap liners are not as easy. Chlorine is fine, but if you are looking for a cleaner, gentler solution, you might want to try a salt chlorine generator system. They definitely make the water softer and easier on the eyes, but they do require a bigger investment up front. As for accessories, I would definitely get an automatic pool cleaner. Polaris and Robo-Kleen both make good above ground models. Also, a good floating pool light will allow you to swim at night.
I definitely think sand filter is a better choice. However, I would go with a sand alternative instead of actual sand. You use half the amount and it filters much better (down to 30 microns with sand and down to 5 microns with alternative). The sand alternative is sometimes called Zeolite or Vitroclean. I prefer beaded liners because if you ever need to replace the liners, you don't have to take your pool apart. You simply drain and replace. Overlap liners are not as easy. Chlorine is fine, but if you are looking for a cleaner, gentler solution, you might want to try a salt chlorine generator system. They definitely make the water softer and easier on the eyes, but they do require a bigger investment up front. As for accessories, I would definitely get an automatic pool cleaner. Polaris and Robo-Kleen both make good above ground models. Also, a good floating pool light will allow you to swim at night.
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