How to Brush Your Swimming Pool

   What can a pool brush do?
      It can prevent scale(Pools water absorb particles from the outside air, then settle to the bottom, finally build up as layers of scale film)/ prevent stains(Pool stains are often a mixture of spores, bacteria, dirt, minerals, oils or from tiny metal objects in the pool)/ prevent algae(Algae can find a ready source of dusty food and establish a firm foothold in dirty pool water) and prevent etching.

   When to brush a pool?
      My advise is that brush your pool weekly. If you are too busy to arrange a good regular brushing to avoid expensive damages, be sure to make time for pool brushing when you see stain/algae in your pool(they cannot be removed by mere pool chemicals alone, there must be some physical persuasion), or after adding chemicals(to dissolve and disperse the chemicals so they won’t etch, stain or scale the surface).

    How to brush a pool?
      Short pole for walls, extend the pole for floor work. Firstly brush the steps, benches and shallow end walls; Secondly brush the floor on the shallow end toward the drain in the deep end; At last brush the deep end walls and deep end floor, then push all debris toward the main drain.

    How to Take Care of Your Pool Brushes?
      When you finish brushing your pool, let the brush dry off. Store your pool brush out of the elements, in a pool storage box, or in the shed. If your bristles wear down or when brushing becomes difficult, please replace your brush, or it will not be able to remove stains and algae from the walls.