Does this work well for pebble tec pools?
245124
it seems to work well in my pebbletec pool, although i have a variable speed pump and it seems to really need full suction.
245125
They claim to work well in all pool surfaces. Mine is a vinyl lined pool and it does a great job of cleaning.
245126
Works very well with Pebble tec. We replaced our Hayward and this is so much better! Have only had about 6 months but impressed so far.
1878503
I have a vinyl liner pool 10m x 5m, with steps on one of the long sides. It works well cleaning the buttom, and mine actually climbes the sides and clean the waterline as advertised. It even climbes the steps once in a while, but because of the size of the step, the work done here is minimal. I usually wipe the dirt on the steps to the buttom of the pool, to ensure that it takes most of the debris. I am very satisfied with it for now :-)
197190
I do not know. It is made of plastic and aluminum tubing so, probably not that great. I did not use it for a pool but rather a different purpose for which it didn't work.
2006844
Yes, I have a vinyl lined pool and it works great. The granules melt very quickly and I never see any residue on the bottom of the pool. I prefer it to any other shock that I have tried and I have tried a lot of others.
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I use it in my inground pool and it works great. It's the second one I've had.
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Hi, Chris from Polar USA here. As mentioned previously. It should work great in the pool! I have logged many many laps with mine. As another poster mentioned, the initial push off sometimes causes the transmitter to slip down. We find if we place the transmitter in our back, (upside down so the L/R sides of the transmitter are still on the L/R sides of your body) this reduces the drag and prevents that from happening. Please give us a ring if you have any questions. Chris @ Polar USAtwitter.com/chrispolarusa
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I believe this particular model is reccomended for concrete and gunite pools so I would stay away from this one, as you want something that has rubber brushes. Also, not happy with this aqua bot and would not recommend. Already had it sent to be repaired after only two months and having problems with it again this year. Didn't even have it for a year. Hope this helps.
1231196
I am not sure. But to let you know, I have the XL that I use for my pebble tec pool.hope that helps.
1796596
Yes, its should work on any type of pools. U can have mine for half the price. We got a pool guy and don't need it anymore. I used it for 6 months.
959903
I LOVE mine for my Intex. It's way more than you need which means the pool is effortlessly sparkling. Super easy to set up and maintain. I hardly use and chemicals.
525302
If it's the intex easy set inflatable rim pool yes it will work. If it's an ordinary inflatable pool no I will not.
1340784
We don't have a Pebble Tech pool, but do use the steel brush on a 3M quartz impregnated surface. I have seen no evidence that this brush damages or changes the pool surface in any way. The natural resistance of water to motion makes it unlikely that you will be able to exert a very high force against the pool walls with any brush.
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Yes it does. If you have a Polaris 9000 series pool robot, it may not help you, since the robot may still get stuck on it.
1480719
I have a pebble Tec pool and it works very well. Not familiar with Wet Edge but if it's similar I assume it will work.
1292010
I used it on my old plaster with no problem . When my pool was refinished I was advised to use nylon only brush till the plaster was fully cured . Pebble tec is supposedly harder then plaster so should not scratch it .
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Yes I have an inground pool. I am not sure what you mean about tiled? If you just have tile around the top border and steps and a design on the bottom. them it will work fine.
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Yes..I have used these many times with pebble tek it will work fine. The only draw back is that it will wear the easily replaceable feet a little sooner than a regular plaster type pool .