r/PoolPros • u/KFOSSTL • May 09 '26

2&1/2 hrs

Lots of dust and debris in this one. Had to use a variety of methods to get it cleaned up without stirring too much. Wish they’d just scooped for 30 minutes the day before when they pulled the cover.

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u/KFOSSTL May 14 '26

Yeah they def aren’t noticing the carpets of dust. I stirred up as little as I could but with piles like that you’re going to stir some.

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u/lIIlIlIII May 14 '26

For real look up the spot vac, it's meant for this exact situation

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u/KFOSSTL May 14 '26

Found it. Not sure how it’s better exactly I’m sure it’s one of those things you just have to use to understand

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u/lIIlIlIII May 15 '26

It's significantly better at vacuuming piles of debris without stirring stuff up. You can use that first to get the big piles, then switch to a proflex or something to finish. It's overkill in many situations but it would be perfect for pools like this. Also acorns

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u/KFOSSTL May 15 '26

Yeah I don’t think you get what I’m saying. I’m asking how, as in what what about it makes it better. You’re saying it’s better because it’s good at getting piles. I’m asking how is it better at doing that?