Sean K
I have a pool with a robotic shark sweeper. How long do you keep it on in hours per day?
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We have a similar automatic pool cleaner (iRobot Verro), and I presume you are using a Tiger Shark Robotic pool cleaner, which is very similar. We use it twice a week (Wednesdays and Saturdays), and run it for approximately 4 hours each day (for a total of eight hours per week), but are pretty fortunate to have few trees near the pool. However, we do make adjustments for the amount of leaves that are falling to the bottom of the pool and often put the pool cleaner than just before pool parties, so the pool is nice and clean when people arrive to swim. Keeping the skimmer weir clean will really help to minimize how much you will want to use your pool cleaner. But there is no substitute for a pool cleaner's ability to get all the small sand and calcium flaking off the bottom of the pool. And there is no substitute for manually brushing steps and corners about once a week.
We have a similar automatic pool cleaner (iRobot Verro), and I presume you are using a Tiger Shark Robotic pool cleaner, which is very similar. We use it twice a week (Wednesdays and Saturdays), and run it for approximately 4 hours each day (for a total of eight hours per week), but are pretty fortunate to have few trees near the pool. However, we do make adjustments for the amount of leaves that are falling to the bottom of the pool and often put the pool cleaner than just before pool parties, so the pool is nice and clean when people arrive to swim. Keeping the skimmer weir clean will really help to minimize how much you will want to use your pool cleaner. But there is no substitute for a pool cleaner's ability to get all the small sand and calcium flaking off the bottom of the pool. And there is no substitute for manually brushing steps and corners about once a week.
how to maintain a small pool?
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we just but a small pool it 10x30. small pool, but it does come with a filter, i would like to kno wat other things i need to keep the water clean.
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I would suggest adding an ionizer to your plumbing. I have one on my much larger pool, and it really helps eliminate a lot of the work that pools require, and lets you swim in virtually chemical free water. I just have to put in 1 bottle of liquid shock per week. Not only is the water nicer to swim in, but then your liner an such bleaches less as well, so there are a lot of benefits. A surface skimmer, sweeper, and hose are also requiremnts, an automatic lceaner is also nice
I would suggest adding an ionizer to your plumbing. I have one on my much larger pool, and it really helps eliminate a lot of the work that pools require, and lets you swim in virtually chemical free water. I just have to put in 1 bottle of liquid shock per week. Not only is the water nicer to swim in, but then your liner an such bleaches less as well, so there are a lot of benefits. A surface skimmer, sweeper, and hose are also requiremnts, an automatic lceaner is also nice
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