How do you vacuum a swimming pool?

1:022:10How to Vacuum Your Pool - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipHold the top end of the pole. And slowly pass the swimming pool vacuum along the sides. And bottomMoreHold the top end of the pole. And slowly pass the swimming pool vacuum along the sides. And bottom of the pool.

Where does the water go when you vacuum a pool?

When you vacuum to waste you are sending the water through your sewer line which will drain the pool slightly, but it expedites the algae removal process.

What is the fastest way to vacuum a pool?

8:329:29How to Vacuum Your Pool - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipIf youve got an oval or rectangular shaped pool I kind of work one end to the other. And go backMoreIf youve got an oval or rectangular shaped pool I kind of work one end to the other. And go back and forth across the whole pool or to the center of the pool.

Should you backwash after vacuuming pool?

Yes, we recommend backwashing after you vacuum your pool. This allows the filter to shoot out any dirt / debris you have vacuumed up. Dont forget to set your filter to “rinse” for 30 seconds after backwashing!

Is it better to keep a pool covered or uncovered?

Covering a pool when it is not in use is the single most effective means of reducing pool heating costs. Savings of 50%–70% are possible. Pool covers on indoor pools not only can reduce evaporation but also the need to ventilate indoor air and replace it with unconditioned outdoor air.

Should a pool be covered every night?

Covering a heated swimming pool at night will reduce heat loss. For a swimming pool that relies on the sun for heat, covering it at night can still make it warm enough to swim in the next day, instead of losing all the heat overnight when the temperatures drop.

What happens if you dont cover your pool?

Pool Closing Mistake 1: Skipping the Pool Cover For one thing, an uncovered pool will become a catch-all for leaves and debris. Those leaves will spend all winter stewing away in the bottom of your pool. In the spring, youll be welcomed with a nasty, sludgy mess.