The Difference Between Pool Brush and Wheel Vacuum Heads!
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2021
- In this video, Mark goes over some of the differences between brush and wheel model vacuum heads for your swimming pool. While you can use either or for all types of pools (vinyl, fiberglass, or concrete), it is important to understand which vacuum head will be better suited for your pool.
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Video Links:
Brush Models
DELUXE SERIES Triangular Swivel Vl Vac Head: www.hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/...
DELUXE SERIES CLEAR TRI Weighted Vl Vac Head W/ Swivel: www.hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/...
DELUXE SERIES KIDNEY Weighted Vinyl Vac Head: www.hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/...
DELUXE SERIES 18" Vac Brush W/ Hose Swivel: www.hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/...
Wheel Models
DELUXE SERIES 14" Flex Vac Head W/ Metal Handle: www.hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/...
14" Flex Vac Head W/ Abs Handle: www.hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/...
Music: Zach Scholz
Thanks Mark, you just helped my dilemma between wheel and brush type
so many similar channels. i watch a lot of them. yours stands out in quality of info and presentation. thank you!
Your videos are always so well explained and straight to the point. As a first time owner I appreciate this help, the pool company wasn’t nyerested in teaching me.
Your tutorial is very much a welcome treat
Hey Mark just want to say I just came across your video's and have to say I really enjoy them, it is sure nice to find someone who knows there stuff about pools, I look forward to more videos would like to find one on installing a inground liner, keep up the good work.
Definitely helpful. thank you
Thank you Mark 🙏🏽
Nice and concise, thanks Mark.
I've cleaned my inground vinyl pool for ten years now trying all three kinds and I agree, the brushed head, the first you showed works the best. A lot of the algae and other debris needs a brush to loosen first from the vinyl surface and the roller model doesn't get at that.
I do wish though that there were brushes on the sides for getting into the corners and where the wall meets the floor.
There are brushes that are designed to hit the corners like that. It’s called a 360 brush, but there is no vacuum.
*Heavy when full*Excellent !! Made mywife very happy !!
I have a triangular brush head, and the bristles are falling off so I’m looking for a replacement. I was considering a roller head cuz the brush head pushes leave pieces around making me have to lift the vacuum head up and place it over the leaves in order to suck them up, but now I’m not so sure. Maybe a brush is best since I have vinyl. Thanks for your advice.
I bought the AMC 1 brush model,,1st time use it worked great,,now there little rocks falling out from underneath it`s frustrating they clogged my filter,caused a leak,and took me 2 days to try to get them out by hand all over my underground pool,,,worst I threw out the receipt
I once had tbat first brush model you showed. It got stuck a lot. I like tbe triangular brush model with the brushes throughout. For a vinyl pool, when should you brush only (no vacuum)? Thanks for the videos!
You can brush a pool anytime, especially if you have algae or debris.
Great Mark . Is there any hybrid ones. 😁
I like to brush too. But I have trees and sometimes I need to pick up leaves. And it's hard to pick leaves with the models having brushes.
If you're looking for something as a hybrid, I would recommend the "Leaf Eater". This is a pressure vacuum that hooks up to your garden hose. Great for sucking up leaves and has both wheels and brushes! You can find one here: www.hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/p-17948-ps409thd-deluxe-series.aspx
Thanks for the sharing, Mark. I just moved in a house with a pool, got a robotic cleaner to help out, do I still need to vaccum the pool on top of the runs from the robotic cleaner?
Its always nice to have manual vacuum equipment on hand.
Hi ,congratulations very interesting video, please let me know what vacuum is good for pools with sand ?
You can use either wheel or brush, I prefer using brush.
Hi, I have the exact first vacuum head presented in the video (triangle with brushes). Do you carry the replacement brushes? I did not fint them on your website. Thanks.
We do not carry the brushes, between the shipping and the cost of the brushes you can buy a whole new head for about the same price.
Doheny's does cary replacement brushes
Great video!!! Can I use the roller head on gunite?
Yes you can, thanks for watching.
Great content
Which head is good for tiles on pool?
For tiles, I would recommend a brush model so that you can clean the grout more thoroughly.
@@HallmarkPoolSupplies will get one and get back with feedback
I have a 2” vacuum hose and looking for attachments with 2” connection or a adaptor to 1-1/2”. Do you have any ?
Usually 2" vacuum hoses are used on large commercial pools. Pentiar makes an adapter for their commercial vacuum heads. Here is a link for the vacuum head and the adapter. I cannot say if the adapter will work on your vacuum head.
hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/p-4690-r201566.aspx
hallmarkpoolsupplies.com/p-32555-r201126-19-250.aspx
We use ruler vacuum in cleaning our pool
Should I get use the brush & vacuum tool after or before brushing the walls?
If you use a brush vacuum head when you vacuum you can still brush the pool after, its your choice. Depending on the condition of the pool some will brush the entire pool, let everything settle and then come back later and vacuum.
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Good evening sir I working one of the lake type pool how I can easy to Cleaning way?
You can use brush or wheel model vacuums, there is also garden hose or battery vacuums available.
On my initial setup for this season can I backwash after shocking because my pressure is high or should I still wait 24 hrs?
It's best to wait 24 hours.
Dang.. My pressure was so high I just did it. I figured I would just be losing shock. Did I do any damage?
@@wiicdemon069k8 You are just loosing some of the chemicals.
Which of the two brush models do you recommend?
I like the solid blue brush vacuum. There both good, but that is my personal preference.
I agree with the souls one. The brushes are also around the edges of the vac so you can get all the way up against the walls. The other one doesn't have brushes that close to the edges. Plus the weighted vac helps stay on the floor. I've noticed the vac tends to try and lift up off the ground whenever i am pushing or pulling.
The problem I see with the brush vac head is that it rises the fine particles that have settled after flocking, Before you know it, the pool is cloudy again. how would you deal with this?
The avoid this, you can try brushing the pool slowly to prevent excessive stir up.
i use flocc ( alum sulfate in my case) only to deeper part of my pool , no need to spread it all over the pool, add bit of granules on top after you put the floc to settle it faster and it will help to prevent to rise up too easily, it works too me, might wanna try
@@HallmarkPoolSupplies Also be sure to vacuum straight to WASTE, do not vacuum into the filter.
Please sir my pool vacuum cleaner is not sucking anymore.
Please what's the problem.
What type of cleaner do you have?
I had a moon shaped one with brushes but the brushes started breaking off immediately.
There are different grades of brushes, the type of chemicals you use also plays a part in the life of the brushes. When you're done cleaning wash or rinse with water this will help. Also store your equipment so that it is not left out in the sun.
Never thought about the brush vs. roller head. I like killing two birds with one stone. My next head will be brush style. Thanks for the Ahhh haaa moment Mark!
Clearly he doesn't like wheels