The cheapest and simplest solution available on the market, which consists of a few components - a pole, a hoover brush and a hose. This set requires an efficient circulating pump in the pool, as it plugs into the skimmer or suction nozzle. With this type of hoover, we can only clean the bottom of the pool. The brush "picks up" the dirt, which is sucked up by the hose. The dirt goes directly into the pool filter. The cleaned water is then returned to the pool.
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This is an intermediate solution, in this case we only need a pole and the device itself. The semi-automatic vacuum cleaner is powered by a built-in battery, which makes it a wireless device. It does not need to be connected to the pool installation as is the case with a handheld vacuum cleaner. The installed motor sucks the water that flows through the device, and the dirt is caught in the filter bag. This type of vacuum cleaner will also clean only the bottom of the pool.
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This is the most expensive and advanced technology, but requires the least from the user. Automatic vacuum cleaners, as the name suggests, do everything themselves, just throw them into the water. The robot scans the surface of the pool itself and cleans it. The robotic vacuum cleaner is the only one that can, apart from the bottom, clean the walls and the water line. He even rides up the stairs, if he can fit on them. Dirt is collected in a special chamber. Most automatic vacuum cleaners have several cleaning cycles, and more complex models have access to an application that extends its functions with, for example, remote control or adjustment of the work cycle time.
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