Algae can take over your pool water in no time, rendering it unsafe and uninviting. Robots are the best way to clean up the algae, using other cleaning technique. In this guide, we’ll discuss how to get your pool clean as fast as you can, including using a pool vacuum, skimmer, and pool robotic pool cleaner.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT POOL ALGAE AND HOW TO AVOID IT

Poor water circulation, under-filtered water and imbalanced chemicals foster conditions for algae in pools. It can adhere to walls, drift along the surface, or settle down to the bottom. Preventing and Removing Algae: 7 Steps You Must Take

Step 1: Brush and Scrub the Surfaces of the Pool

Scrape the walls and floor with a stiff brush to release algae. A pool cleaner designed to climb the walls can help you get to those hard to reach areas. Brushing is important, as it loosens algae, making it easier for a automatic pool vacuum robot to suck up.

Step 2: Remove Algae with a Pool Vacuum

If the pool has lots of loose algae, then a vacuum cleaner for pool is also an important piece of hardware. In case you have a big algae infestation in your pool, algae vacuum will remove all the debris in little to no time!

Step 3: Use a Pool Robotic Cleaner

A good quality pool cleaning robot, such as the Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra or Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro, will be excellent at removing algae from pool surfaces. These state-of-the-art swimming pool robot cleaners do the dirty work for you, automatically scrubbing walls, floors, and waterlines for a complete clean.

Step 4: Shock Your Pool

Chlorine shocks to your pool also aid in killing the rest of the algae spores. Be sure to adhere to the recommended dosage according to your pool size.

Step 5: Clean the surface with a skimmer

A skimmer removes floating algae and debris before they sink to the bottom. Skimmed regularly to keep out any further contamination.

Step 6: Empty your pool’s filter.

It can make the cleaning process slower if the filter is clogged. If you have a filtrion system, backwash or replace the filter cartridge every 6 to 8 weeks.

Step 7: Keep Water Chemistry In Balance

Check your pH, chlorine, and alkalinity levels. Such an imbalanced pool promotes algae.

Tips On Pool Maintenance » Additional Pool Maintenance Tips

• Optimize Water Circulation with a Pool Booster Pump: Pool booster pumps are special filtration devices that enhance water circulation and prevent algae growth.
• Acid Washing: If algae remain, you may be forced to learn how to acid wash a pool to eliminate stubborn stains.
• Draining the Pool: If things are bad enough you may need to drain your pool. There are many ways on how to drain an inground pool without a pump.
• Go for Quality Cleaners: Options like Maytronics pool cleaner and Beatbot AquaSense 2 are very reliable in terms of cleaning well.

Conclusion

To clean algae out of your pool fast, you will need to brush, vacuum, and use a robot cleaner. Regular maintenance, correct water chemistry and the used of proper tools to clean the pool, pool vacuum robot, wall climbing pool cleaner, their help to avoid algae infestations. Investing in quality equipment such as the Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra keeps your pool clean and algae-free all season long.

Do these steps, and your pool will be sparkling in no time!