Connieh
<font color=teal>I'll take mine with nuts please<b
- Joined
- May 21, 2003
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Hello,
I have an inground pool and use a Kreepy Krawly but it really doesn't climb the sides and doesn't clean up real well, so I have been looking into purchasing a Aquabot or Dolphin electric robotic cleaner. After opening the pool after the winter I have a layer of silt on the bottom (backyard is next to expressway) that I have to vacuum out on waste and keep refilling the pool (to avoid it going into the filter)
Anybody here use either of these. Would like to hear if they are worth the expense. I really hate to vacuum the pool.....
I have an inground pool and use a Kreepy Krawly but it really doesn't climb the sides and doesn't clean up real well, so I have been looking into purchasing a Aquabot or Dolphin electric robotic cleaner. After opening the pool after the winter I have a layer of silt on the bottom (backyard is next to expressway) that I have to vacuum out on waste and keep refilling the pool (to avoid it going into the filter)
Anybody here use either of these. Would like to hear if they are worth the expense. I really hate to vacuum the pool.....