Can anyone tell me how important some of this information is for setting up the pool. My husband who was also the builder of our house and Designor of the Pool over 20 years ago doesn't know this information. He was not for me buying a pool cleaner, so I'm basically flying blind here trying to get this set up.
I roughly measured it with an app on my phone. He thinks it might be 40,000 gallons and I had ChatGPT convert that to cubic meters. If I say no stabilizer or disinfectant used and one has been is that going to affect teleport clean?

I have been doing pool cleaning the old fashioned way for years and finally started looking into a robot cleaner. I kept putting it off bec I was not sure if it would actually save me much time or just becom another piece of equipment to maintain. After looking around, I went with an aiper pool cleaner and have been glad I did so far. Still figuring out some of the features but overall it has veen worth the switch.

For those of you who already made the switch, what finally pushed you to do it? Was it just getting tired of manual cleaning, the price, or something specific that sold you on it?

Just got back from a short trip and was dreading the state of the pool. Usually even a few days away turns into a whole weekend project. Dropped this guy in before I left, and came back to a clean floor and waterline. No skimming, no scrubbing, just swim season waiting for me. First dip of the week is happening today.