Fiberglass pools are usually factory built and come in a variety of shapes and sizes. While they provide y… More
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Key Components of Swimming Pool Maintenance
Shocking Swimming Pool Water
Fighting Algae in Swimming Pools
Vacuuming Dead Algae From Swimming Pool
How to Vacuum a Swimming Pool
Removing Algae From a Swimming Pool
Cleaning Swimming Pool Pump Basket
Backwashing a Swimming Pool Filter
Cleaning Swimming Pool Skimmer Baskets
How to Test Swimming Pool Water
Balancing Alkalinity in Swimming Pool
Treating Swimming Pool With Algaecide
Pool Maintenance Schedule
Swimming Pool Dealer Services
Supplies for Swimming Pool Maintenance
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Summary: Place vacuum hose over return outlet to clear out air bubbles. Learn how to vacuum debris out of your swimming pool in this pool care video from our swimming pool expert.
Tena Sloan, is an owner of the Princess Pools store in Dickson, Tenn. and has been in the swimming pool business for more than 10 years, working on the construction end of pools for...read more
"Today we're back and look at the difference that we have made in the pool from yesterday. And I'm going to show you how to vacuum up all the debris. We have a vacuum hose and a skim vac plate. This is a concrete or a fiberglass vacuum, there's different types of vacuums for different types of pool surfaces. And with this being a vinyl liner vacuum the concrete and vinyl liner vacuum is what we're going to use. You attach the vacuum head to your pole, attach the hose to the vacuum, stick it into the water. When we get ready to vacuum we want to attach the vacuum head to your pole, and your vacuum hose to the top of the vacuum, I like to get the vacuum flowing in this manner. Which is placing the vacuum over a return outlet. There we go. And you get the water flowing through the hose. Once you get the water flowing through the hose you attach the skim vac plate down into the skimmer to make a suction to suction up all the debris off the bottom of the pool."
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