For many homeowners, manual pool vacuums involve a whole routine with the extension poles and the hoses and drainage and unwanted backflow. Sure, it's easy to pretend that vacuuming your pool can ...

Next, while the vacuum head is still next to the skimmer, lay out the hose, removing any twist or kinks. Submerge the vacuum head in the pool, grab the hose, and submerge it into the pool in a way ...

Attach the cleaner to a pole, connect your garden hose, and it’s ready to go. It includes a heavy-duty vacuum bag that sucks up every last stick and piece of debris on your pool’s floor ...

The hoses fit together in less than 10 minutes ... It even picked up small stones that his past pool vacuums would get ...

Let the Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus robotic vacuum cleaner take over your pool cleaning duties for good ... Ditch the pumps and hose. Unlike the energy hogs that are pressure and suction cleaners ...

When most of the floating debris has been removed, use a pool vacuum or an automatic pool cleaner to finish ... make sure to ...

Described by officials as an "avoidable and unfortunate" incident, the pool was closed for four days in order to be fully ...

They connect to the filtration system using suction power and move around to clean the pool. Although generally more affordable, they require a well-functioning pool pump for efficient operation.

Robotic pool cleaners are in many ways the watery analogue of robot vacuum cleaners ... up fine debris and algae—much better than hose-type cleaners that need to be pulled out of the pool ...

Econoline pools are the most affordable option — these pools start at $399 and include a filter, pump, liner, automatic pool vacuum and a ladder. Midline and Classic models cost more than $ ...

Let the Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus robotic vacuum cleaner take over your pool cleaning duties for good ... Ditch the pumps and hose. Unlike the energy hogs that are pressure and suction cleaners ...