Poolking | Best swimming pool cleaning net company

Product Details

Relying on advanced technology, excellent production capabilities, and perfect service, Poolking takes the lead in the industry now and spreads our Poolking all over the world. Together with our products, our services are also supplied to be the highest-level. swimming pool cleaning net Today, Poolking ranks the top as a professional and experienced supplier in the industry. We can design, develop, manufacture, and sell different series of products on our own combining the efforts and wisdom of all our staff. Also, we are responsible for offering a wide range of services for customers including technical support and prompt Q&A services. You may discover more about our new product swimming pool cleaning net and our company by directly contacting us.The product is significant to lower the running temperature of the device, reducing the hardware loss, therefore extending the service life of the device.

Advantages

Poolking utilizes automatic robot spray machines, digital control winding system, cutting machines, plastic blow molding and plastic injection machines guarantee high efficient and unique products.

Poolking offer high efficiency after-sales service to client. It takes 1 day to solve when any problem occurs.

POOLKING owns modern automatic production facility to produce over 3000 units sand filter per month

FAQ

How often should the water circulate ?

As usual it is 4 hours for one circulation, but if the pool is not dirty or very big pool, you can circulate it every 6 hours.

When do I need to replace the sand?

On average, sand should be replaced every 3-5 years. This may be longer if the pool stays clear, or shorter, if the filter runs all the time. The jagged edges of the sand wear down and become smooth as the sand ages. When this happens the sand can no longer trap debris particles and dirt can pass through the sand and back into the pool.

How often should I clean my pool?

Some swimming pools have areas with little or no circulation. This is where algae and bacteria can begin to grow. At least once a week, the walls and floor should be brushed and vacuumed to remove debris that the filter misses. Brushing is a must, even if you use an automatic pool cleaner or retain a weekly service.