Wanda the Whale Pool Cleaners

Series Summary

During the summer, there is nothing more refreshing than pulling out the old bathing suit and swim trunks and jumping into a clean refreshing pool. Pools have become an almost necessary part of life to the leisure and middle class during the summertime and are a great source of exercise and recreation for any age to enjoy. However, one thing that will destroy the fun meter for the summer is a dirty and disgusting pool. Fortunately, there are plenty of options for pool cleaners available in the marketplace and the experts at ExpertVillage want to do everything they can to inform you of the care, repair, and maintenance of different pool cleaners.

In this free video series, watch as pool expert Allyn Christopher teaches you how to clean, repair, and maintain a Wanda the Whale above ground pool cleaner. Learn how to assemble and disassemble the pool cleaner, how to remove clogs and how to use it to best clean your pool. Don't make the mistake of letting your pool get disgusting. Take action today and start treating your pool right.

Video Transcript

"Hi, I'm Allyn and this is Wanda the Whale. Say Hi Wanda. Wanda is an automatic pool cleaner for your above ground pool designed and distributed by Hayward Pool Products. This cleaner is, well don't let the fact that it looks like a toy fool you. It's a very serious machine. What you do is actually just connect a series of hoses from her blow hole to your pump and filtration system and she'll spend all day zipping around the pool and picking up debris and dirt that might have fallen in the pool. Now this does this all day, everyday, as long as your pumps filtration system is on and that way every time you come out to your above ground pool, it's there, Wanda's done her job and she accomplishes this by creating a pressure zone underneath herself between the wings, the flaps, the feet and it's all funneled to this suction hole at the bottom. The outside has a spinner and in case Wanda every gets caught, she can simply jam in, perhaps between the ladder, if she ever gets wedged there, simply just rotates and goes off in the other direction. Now she accomplishes this by a pre-program system inside of it which we'll get to as we get to the repair and maintenance of her and she continues to execute this pattern as she moves through the pool. So, Wanda, you ready to do more, she is."