subject: Different Types Of Swimming Pool Cleaner [print this page] It's indisputable that a swimming pool provides lots of fun for us for our family, friends. Taking a refreshing plunge into your pool is one of what you do after a day-long stressful office work. However, swimming pools do not only bring fun for us, it is also a cause for problems for some of us most especially when it comes to cleaning and I mean regular cleaning.
Most especially if you are doing it manual, making your swimming pool clean can cost a lot of your energy and patience. The good thing is, there are a number of swimming pool cleaners in the market today that you can take advantage of using. Such stuff are offered with prices that range from a hundred bucks. However, it is important to note that you must be familiar with pool cleaning products in the market so that you are able to select the most ideal for your pool. So I have here some insights about these things aimed to help you in your search for better ones for your pool.
Very simply, there are three types of swimming pool cleaner for your pool available in the market. Let us examine them one by one and assess which one is more ideal for you.
If you are restricted by your financial resources, a manual cleaner may be an option for you. Compared to the other two types of cleaner, these are the cheapest. But, this cleaner requires you to physically operate them.
The second type that you can choose is the automatic pool cleaner. Such type is a great development from manual cleaner. With this cleaner, you simply place it in the pool, turn it on, and let it go. One major disadvantage of this kind of cleaner is that of being programmed to clean randomly that in some instance it cleans just certain areas while leaving other portions uncleaned.
The third type of cleaner is the robotic pool cleaner. This is pretty similar to an automatic pool cleaner. A robotic cleaner has a microchip in it so it cleans your swimming pool in such a way that is almost similar to how human cleans it. However, this type is the most expensive of them all - that's the major drawback.
