jagercrow
Just bought a house with a pool. Got everything under control except for the "Kreepy Krauly" in the pool. I can get it to work, however, 1.) It sometimes won't stay suctioned flat on the pool surface. The back end will start to lift up. Is that normal? 2.) It will usually work for 5-10 minutes and then just stop dead. I make sure the filter is completelty clean. Why would it just stop? 3.) It seems like it is very repetitive. It sometimes just goes over the same area it already cleaned. Isn't it suppose to be "random" and clean the pool in its entirety? I don't want to have to fork out for some pool guy to come out and really want to try and do this pool thing on my own. Any help would be appreciated!!
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Either get it looked at/repaired, or get a new one. Yes, it should randomly move around the pool, but it sometimes goes over the same spot multiple times. Also, sort of random, those things creep me out :). I refuse to go near them in the pool.
Either get it looked at/repaired, or get a new one. Yes, it should randomly move around the pool, but it sometimes goes over the same spot multiple times. Also, sort of random, those things creep me out :). I refuse to go near them in the pool.
Are you a pool cleaner? Please help me pick a Kreepy Krauly...?
MagPookie
Should I get the Kreepy Krauly Classic or Kruiser model? The classic seems more popular although the kruiser supposedly works better. There's good and bad reviews for both and I just can't decide.
I have an irregular shaped fiberglass coated in-ground pool. My current one just died and it never could get in the corners or the stairs. Any info you can provide is appreciated. Thanks.
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Both Kreepy Krauly models are very good automatic pool cleaners. I think that the classic is a better option, but either will work great.
Both Kreepy Krauly models are very good automatic pool cleaners. I think that the classic is a better option, but either will work great.
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