Will this brush help with small scale build up on a plaster bottom pool?
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These stainless steel bristles are quite durable, but don't seem to damage the plaster surface. I have used this brush successfully for both algae and scale buildup.
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This brush should help reduce scale build up however you may have to also use a chemical product specifically made for this problem.
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this would be perfect for that! i would recommend getting a blade with less TPI (teeth per inch(so not a metal blade. like a plastic or wood blade)) so it wont clog up on the plaster :)
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It would if you had to but would be a little bit of a hassle. I would buy a thicker type brush that has lots of close together bristles.
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I used the brush on a fiberglass shower stall and I couldn't see any ill effects. Battery powered drill was used for this.
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Hey Bill - I used this on a cement pool spa. It is too small to use on the main pool because it is so small. It worked very well for me especially considering the pool and spa were very rough and in need of resurfacing. The brushes are very tough and hug the surface. I had to reduce the suction so I could move the head around. A good item for tight areas.
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The Kreepy Krause I have works fine on plaster. If your pool is plastered you should not have any issues with it.
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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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Hi, this is Steve at Aqua Products... This unit is designed to clean pool floors, especially those with sloops. In some pools with at least a 6" pool floor to wall radius it will climb and clean a partial wall.
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Linda,I think it will. I haven't notice small rocks in our pool but I think if your skimmer suction is in the recommended RPM range, it will pick up rocks the size of marbles.
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DeborahI have an Aquabot that used to get stuck on our raised bottom drain cover every time it went over it. I would think the Zodiac would help any pool cleaner make a smooth transition over the drain because it provides a smooth ramp over it. It is in it's second season and still looks like the day I bought it.
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The brush works great plus it's about$30 dollars cheaper than it was in the stores. I have an in ground cement pool and I am very satisfied with it. I dont see why you wouldn't be able to use it withe cover/liner. Usually the sellers indicate in the description if the product is suitable for use.
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I have a 16' X 4' round Intect soft side vinyl liner pool and use it for that. It works reasonably well; however, I found that since I have about an inch of sand under the pool's bottom as a cushion, footprints left from bathers make vacumming the bottom a bit tricky. The lumps left don't permit the head to glide smoothly across the bottom and multiple passes are needed at times to pick up the debris, etc. It would work well on a smooth bottom above ground pool.
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Well my pool floor and sides are built with plaster like most pools. I'm not sure if the sweeper will get hung up on uneven tile surfaces. If the tile surface is pretty even I'm almost sure it will work. As for me I love it. It does what it suppose to do and it's reasonably price
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I have used it on pool tile and it works real good. You just need to order a lot of it.
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It works very well on mine but if it also had a brush attachment to it, it would even work better. I live in Arizona where micro-dust is picked up by the wind and deposited into the pool. It is so fine that the catch screening clogs up almost immediately. I had to cut the fabric and allow my pool filter to catch the sand and occasionally backwash my filter to keep the suction at premium.
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Yes it will. Some that have short chambers take some finesse to get the brush started but it will work fine.
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Probably not. It is a bit too long for scrubbing. I use it to smooth out short boards and it does fine.