I've been doing the syphon method for a couple of years. I actually get into the pool first, and run around in circles; the debris will settle into the centre of the pool, then I just syphon the debris out. Easy peasy, no cleaning filters every two minutes!
Man I’ve been struggling for the last two months trying to find a vacuum that picks up dust dirt that cannot be picked up. And my filtration system is too weak to suck up the stuff on the bottom of the pool and was about to spend thousands of dollars on a better pump going to buy the stuff to siphon out my pool
@@BigSloe3075 I scrub down the walls and bottom of the pool first, then run in circles and get out. In about an hour, you'll see the debris mostly on the bottom of the pool, in the centre. Git in and start your syphon! I syphon my pool water out onto my lawn, away from my house.
Also, if you want to extend the life of your filters. go to the dollar store and get knee-high hosiery (not socks). Pull one over your filter cartridge and put the cartridge where it belongs. Remember to check the cartridge daily (or more often, depending on what's in the pool besides people, lol). When you pull out the cartridge, you will find all kinds of crap caught on the outside of the hosiery. Pull that off, rinse till the water is clear, do the same with the actual filter. I have filters which are three or more years old. I clean and replace my hosiery-covered cartridges daily, and that's meant I have spent MUCH less on those expensive cartridges.
This is a money saver! Thank you so much for this video I would have never thought to do it this way. I know this is an old post but if you see this comment, I hope you have a fun and safe summer! Thank you again!
Oh my gosh!!! Thank you so much!!! I was faffing around trying to get the filter to vacuum to waste. No suction at all. Gave up and found your video. 3rd try and I got it to siphon! I was so excited! Thanks again so much. I hardly lost any water at all either.
I almost didn't watch the entire video because of the shakiness of the camera..... but this method is genius! Thank you for taking the time to show us pool owners how to make do with electricity!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG. I feel your pain in getting the hose to suction. If you take a quart mason jar, dip it in the pool to fill it with water, then put the end of the hose down into it. You can hold the hose in the water filled jar and sit it on the ground, it will pull the water. It works! thanks for the tips.
I use this method. The only thing I do different is stretch the hose furthest away from pool. Use my shop vac to start suction and drain away from pool area. If you drain near the pool, eventually the ground will sink periodically causing unlevel pool. Great video !!!
Thank you Ken for posting this video! I usually don’t comment on videos, but I had to on this one! I used this method to clean out my above ground pool today after I had put floc in it yesterday and it worked! If only I had seen this video from months ago, I could have been enjoying my pool and saving some money as well. I couldn’t get the siphoning to start at first so I shortened the hose. Once it started, I added the additional hoses that were previously removed. Thanks again Ken! This video DEFINITELY helped me out!
I watched about 100 videos and they just didn't make sense at all... so much work, till I saw yours. Thank you so much for sharing you've made my life so much easier. Thanks again
Thank you!! I was struggling how to vacuum this crap out of the bottom of the pool after using froculant to sink the algae to the bottom. Worked so well!!!
Yes!!!!! Thank you Ken! Came back from vacation and pool had algae all over the bottom. Attempted this several times, no luck. Thought about emptying pool and refilling! But after watching this, I got it and did the whole pool fairly quickly (18’ pool). The hose got heavy but otherwise this worked like a charm. Didn’t lose that much water either. I did put hose on jet and filled it up, as soon as I threw the hose out the siphoning started! Thank you!
Works like a charm! I don't have a pool vacuum hose so I use the hose from my carpet cleaner. Yes carpet cleaner. One end has a brush. I hang the other end over the pool and vacuum with the brush end. Thanks a million
I've been struggling with algae dust for a year. Thank you so much for this video. We already had the hose and vaccum, we just weren't using it properly. My Our pool is algae free for the first time since last summer.
Finally! A simple demonstration where I wasn't confused 30 seconds in. A little editing would've been better but it was very effective & I'm retired. Thank you!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! for this video. After about an hour and a half of struggling with the new vacuum, that the vendor said was universal and would fit my pool pump, and getting absolutely no where but in a highly agitated state, I came inside and came across your video. I immediately went back outside and set my vacuum up in the way you had it and got the siphon to work on the 1st try!!! OMG, easy peasy is all I can say!!! Again, thank you!!!!
If you live in a city that kills you on the water bill ask your water company for a meter. It connects through the hose & you won't get the double charge for sewer on water that you use to fill or top off your pool. I live in New Jersey & I get a bill around $300 to fill my pool after the winter or if I refill it after I backwash it siphon out alot of water. Thank you Ken for this. I wish I saw this before I ran my filter for 12 hours)& constantly backwashing it. It would if been alot cheaper if I vacuumed out all the heavy green algae on the bottom of the pool. Thank you
We have a de filter and at the season open we have to brush, vacuum and filter. Each time costs money and time. Siphoning is free, fast, and efficient. This is great for all pools! Saves a bundle. Great post!
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All I can say is thank you very much. You showed use everything you didn’t even have to speak and I got it... now I know how to clean and drain the pool.
Good stuff, I have an Intex 32x16 and with all of the storms followed by intense sunlight my pool has been staying green and every time I try to vacuum it the filter just gives up on life a few minutes in, I didn't even think about using the siphon method, thank you.
Thanks for taking the time to show us. We had a sand filter that came with the pool, and at some point, one or more of the internal laterals cracked, putting sand into the pool. We bought a new hayward pump, (not sand) and now of course we are trying everything to vacuum up the sand that you cant seem to get it all. We also have a pool blaster FX8, and even that doesnt get all the sand, let alone the motor went out just the other day! So this gives us hope before purchasing another vacuum!
I want to add that for my 16 ft pool, I ended up not even using the pool vacuum at first... my pump wasn't strong enough to work the regular vacuum when the pool was at 4 inches, but.. but with my garden hose, I could run water first into the pool and then disconnect the end out of the pool and siphon off the water that way... effectively making my garden hose a small vacuum... it took time, but I WAS able to vacuum most of the dark green algae out of my pool that way, so that when I filled the pool the water was clean.. it was slow and a work out, but it did work. Also, in doing this, I first skimmed EVERYTHING the skimmer net would catch... EVERYTHING, even small seeds... all that was left to vacuum was dirt and algae... and I knew if I left this, that it would grow when I filled the pool... I also drain my pool with the same method, in the fall, when I want to drain it down lower than the inlets. Next to where my pool end comes is my drain that leads to the street underground, so I have no trouble with soggy land, no mud and no soggy grass....
I wanted to let you know your video really helped me. Our pool had algae on the bottom and I used your method to make it sparkle. It was difficult for the vacuum to start by putting the hose over the side. So I put all the vacuum hose in the water then suck on the hose to get the siphon started.
You have helped me so much I've tried this method so many times and finally today before i hired someone to come clean it finally it worked for me after seeing this video
throw a water filled loop of hose over the side of the pool while leaving the open ended wa in the pool. then drop the end over the side. much easier and works every time
You just saved me so much time!!! I've been having to clear filter ever 10 min too!! This is like the 20th video I have watched and now I am done searching TH-cam I can not thank you enough!
Thanks for sharing! My husband and I really would like to get a pool but I want to learn as much as I can before we take the plunge. I found your channel from your review on Amazon.
thank you sooo much , you just saved me a lot of mony , i was thinking about buying me one of those robot cleaners that cost a lot of cash..thanks buddy...
Thank you so very much! I was having a hell of a time cleaning our above ground Coleman pool. I was also ready to buy a $1300.00 robot and this method was $96 and worked. The vaccum the pool came with is garbage. Thank you again!!
That's exactly how I do my pool. I have french drains on my house and have an access port on one of my drains to put my siphon hose in. I only have a 16ft pool. If you do it quick...you don't loose all that much water. It's way better than hooking up to a pump. They clog in just a few minutes.
This works, but be aware you lose a ton of water with this method. You can get an attachment called a skimmer plate that you attach to the end of your hose and then put into your skimmer. This provides the suction you need and your filter will grab the dirt without losing any water.
I did mine with a regular garden hose with a shop vac car detailing wide mouth head attached with a piece of plastic attachment swivel hard to describe cant find words today busier than a one armed paper hanger! Busier than a one legged woman in an ass kickin contest !
How to qualify for a second mortgage to pay the water bill..... Just buy a cheap pump, make a 5 gallon sand filter bucket and recycle the water back into the pool.... saves on chemical costs too.
Yes I have never seen it done this way I was trying to use my filter and running the hose over top of my pool but it would lose suction because it's above water so this might work
this looks great however what i did for my intex metal frame pool was go to home depot and buy this gadget by HDX pool vacuum, it cost roughly 24.00 with a large mesh bag, and hook to the water hose, that way your not losing water and it was amazing, happy girl here now being you cant really use a regular above ground pool vacuum with the intex..
I made a video showing my leaf master. I think it does the same thing. The problem I have with it is that the fine stuff goes right through the mesh bag.
I think I got something similar, trying to clean algae from the bottom of the pool but it went right through the mesh bag. I will definitely be trying the siphoning method this weekend!
Hooks to water hose but don't you have to run your water to create the suction? And then you're still wasting water? I was thinking about connecting the faucet end of the hose to the drain on the pool and see if that creates the suction then that way you're just circulating the same water instead of adding or removing water
Thank you so much for this awesome video that explains it so well! I am trying to do the same, not successful yet in filling the whole hose… Any tips? I push the hose into the water, yet it floats 😅
I just lay hose in water put the end of hose up to the part thats blowing water out ,it fills my hose with water fast than put hose in skimmer start vacuuming 😊 afterwards I backwash a few seconds til clear ,rinse done🥰 I use a regular pool vacuum while I'm cleaning house my pool is being vacuum 😏🤗
Put your pump on waste stick the mouth of the hose to the jet that sucks then it will siphoning. Then stick the hose outside of your pool on the ground.. Make sure the other end of the hose stay in the pool at all time so it don't suck up air and you lose your siphoning.
I've been trying to days I got a 30ft hose and the vacum head and tried to fill the hose and pull it out of the pool and nothing comes out I need tips to fill the hose and make it actually work😢
My stubborn ass hubby can't clean the pool by himself and he likes to yell when I do something wrong.. smh.. I told him to watch the youtubes and all videos show it's one man job...
So here's the deal, 8 used this method all last summer and it worked amazing except for one issue. I don't have a heater for my pool so every time I vaccuumed the pool I would lose maybe 3 inches of water which I needed to replace.of course that water I used was from the hose and it was cold. 8 need a way to vaccuum the pool and not make the water colder. Help me figure out how to heat it without having to spend $1000s
Still trying to figure out what I need to get to do this but it looks great. I'm hoping it gets rid of the tiny dust particles too cos they drive me nuts. Just a suggestion but if you syphon from the pool to a holding tank with a fine mesh cover to collect all the debris, could you then double syphon from that back into the pool to save your water? Like I say I'm still figuring stuff out but thanks for the video.
You would have to pump the collected water back into the pool. When you siphon, water goes from high to low. To get it to go from low to high, you have to lift/pump it.
Ok so how about this if I take the hose that sucks the water out of the pool leave one end connected to the pump and put the other end over the side of the pool so that I can manually direct it where I want it to suck. And disconnect the hose that pumps the water back into the pool at the the pool end so I can direct in what way I want that water to go. So the water isn't pumping back into the pool it's drainingxinto the grass or rocks. Won't that work? I'll let you all know
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This worked SO WELL!!!! Was so sick of hooking everything up to my sand filter. This was so much easier and worked way better.
I've been doing the syphon method for a couple of years. I actually get into the pool first, and run around in circles; the debris will settle into the centre of the pool, then I just syphon the debris out. Easy peasy, no cleaning filters every two minutes!
Man I’ve been struggling for the last two months trying to find a vacuum that picks up dust dirt that cannot be picked up. And my filtration system is too weak to suck up the stuff on the bottom of the pool and was about to spend thousands of dollars on a better pump going to buy the stuff to siphon out my pool
@@BigSloe3075
Did it work?
@@BigSloe3075 I scrub down the walls and bottom of the pool first, then run in circles and get out. In about an hour, you'll see the debris mostly on the bottom of the pool, in the centre. Git in and start your syphon! I syphon my pool water out onto my lawn, away from my house.
@@ericmuller3339 Perfectly. :-)
Also, if you want to extend the life of your filters. go to the dollar store and get knee-high hosiery (not socks). Pull one over your filter cartridge and put the cartridge where it belongs. Remember to check the cartridge daily (or more often, depending on what's in the pool besides people, lol). When you pull out the cartridge, you will find all kinds of crap caught on the outside of the hosiery. Pull that off, rinse till the water is clear, do the same with the actual filter. I have filters which are three or more years old. I clean and replace my hosiery-covered cartridges daily, and that's meant I have spent MUCH less on those expensive cartridges.
This is a money saver! Thank you so much for this video I would have never thought to do it this way. I know this is an old post but if you see this comment, I hope you have a fun and safe summer! Thank you again!
Oh my gosh!!! Thank you so much!!! I was faffing around trying to get the filter to vacuum to waste. No suction at all. Gave up and found your video. 3rd try and I got it to siphon! I was so excited! Thanks again so much. I hardly lost any water at all either.
Thank you for making this video! I used this method and removed lots of algae and leaves from an above-ground pool. It worked GREAT!
I almost didn't watch the entire video because of the shakiness of the camera..... but this method is genius! Thank you for taking the time to show us pool owners how to make do with electricity!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG. I feel your pain in getting the hose to suction. If you take a quart mason jar, dip it in the pool to fill it with water, then put the end of the hose down into it. You can hold the hose in the water filled jar and sit it on the ground, it will pull the water. It works! thanks for the tips.
The mason jar thing is amazing. Works every time.
I use this method. The only thing I do different is stretch the hose furthest away from pool. Use my shop vac to start suction and drain away from pool area. If you drain near the pool, eventually the ground will sink periodically causing unlevel pool. Great video !!!
Thank you Ken. I think you just saved me from lots of hassle of trying to figure out how to clean my Intex above ground pool. Thanks again
Thank you Ken for posting this video! I usually don’t comment on videos, but I had to on this one! I used this method to clean out my above ground pool today after I had put floc in it yesterday and it worked! If only I had seen this video from months ago, I could have been enjoying my pool and saving some money as well. I couldn’t get the siphoning to start at first so I shortened the hose. Once it started, I added the additional hoses that were previously removed. Thanks again Ken! This video DEFINITELY helped me out!
I watched about 100 videos and they just didn't make sense at all... so much work, till I saw yours. Thank you so much for sharing you've made my life so much easier. Thanks again
Thank you!! I was struggling how to vacuum this crap out of the bottom of the pool after using froculant to sink the algae to the bottom. Worked so well!!!
Yes!!!!! Thank you Ken! Came back from vacation and pool had algae all over the bottom. Attempted this several times, no luck. Thought about emptying pool and refilling! But after watching this, I got it and did the whole pool fairly quickly (18’ pool). The hose got heavy but otherwise this worked like a charm. Didn’t lose that much water either. I did put hose on jet and filled it up, as soon as I threw the hose out the siphoning started! Thank you!
Works like a charm! I don't have a pool vacuum hose so I use the hose from my carpet cleaner. Yes carpet cleaner. One end has a brush. I hang the other end over the pool and vacuum with the brush end. Thanks a million
You and the video blogger are my savers thank you !! I had a guy come clean my pool twice a week for 20 a week and he raised it to 40 you saved me
@@Blondiesunday my pleasure. Btw My pool is so nice and clean. Love it
I've been struggling with algae dust for a year. Thank you so much for this video. We already had the hose and vaccum, we just weren't using it properly. My Our pool is algae free for the first time since last summer.
OMG I have watched video after video and could not vacum my pool . This has been alife saver... thank you
Finally! A simple demonstration where I wasn't confused 30 seconds in. A little editing would've been better but it was very effective & I'm retired. Thank you!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! for this video. After about an hour and a half of struggling with the new vacuum, that the vendor said was universal and would fit my pool pump, and getting absolutely no where but in a highly agitated state, I came inside and came across your video. I immediately went back outside and set my vacuum up in the way you had it and got the siphon to work on the 1st try!!! OMG, easy peasy is all I can say!!! Again, thank you!!!!
If you live in a city that kills you on the water bill ask your water company for a meter. It connects through the hose & you won't get the double charge for sewer on water that you use to fill or top off your pool. I live in New Jersey & I get a bill around $300 to fill my pool after the winter or if I refill it after I backwash it siphon out alot of water. Thank you Ken for this. I wish I saw this before I ran my filter for 12 hours)& constantly backwashing it. It would if been alot cheaper if I vacuumed out all the heavy green algae on the bottom of the pool. Thank you
We have a de filter and at the season open we have to brush, vacuum and filter. Each time costs money and time. Siphoning is free, fast, and efficient. This is great for all pools! Saves a bundle. Great post!
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All I can say is thank you very much. You showed use everything you didn’t even have to speak and I got it... now I know how to clean and drain the pool.
I have watched endless videos on how to get the crap out the bottom. This video helped sooo much!!
Good stuff, I have an Intex 32x16 and with all of the storms followed by intense sunlight my pool has been staying green and every time I try to vacuum it the filter just gives up on life a few minutes in, I didn't even think about using the siphon method, thank you.
Wow thank you so much i just used this method, it took me 7 tries to get the water flowing but it worked great, thanks again 👍
Thanks for taking the time to show us. We had a sand filter that came with the pool, and at some point, one or more of the internal laterals cracked, putting sand into the pool. We bought a new hayward pump, (not sand) and now of course we are trying everything to vacuum up the sand that you cant seem to get it all. We also have a pool blaster FX8, and even that doesnt get all the sand, let alone the motor went out just the other day! So this gives us hope before purchasing another vacuum!
Did it work?
I want to add that for my 16 ft pool, I ended up not even using the pool vacuum at first... my pump wasn't strong enough to work the regular vacuum when the pool was at 4 inches, but.. but with my garden hose, I could run water first into the pool and then disconnect the end out of the pool and siphon off the water that way... effectively making my garden hose a small vacuum... it took time, but I WAS able to vacuum most of the dark green algae out of my pool that way, so that when I filled the pool the water was clean.. it was slow and a work out, but it did work. Also, in doing this, I first skimmed EVERYTHING the skimmer net would catch... EVERYTHING, even small seeds... all that was left to vacuum was dirt and algae... and I knew if I left this, that it would grow when I filled the pool... I also drain my pool with the same method, in the fall, when I want to drain it down lower than the inlets. Next to where my pool end comes is my drain that leads to the street underground, so I have no trouble with soggy land, no mud and no soggy grass....
Great explanation! I am on my way out to my pool to do it the same way you did it.👏🏻👍
I wanted to let you know your video really helped me. Our pool had algae on the bottom and I used your method to make it sparkle. It was difficult for the vacuum to start by putting the hose over the side. So I put all the vacuum hose in the water then suck on the hose to get the siphon started.
You have helped me so much I've tried this method so many times and finally today before i hired someone to come clean it finally it worked for me after seeing this video
Oh my...thanks for this video...who would have thunk. This works really well.
Although I vacuum my pool in a different manner, this way is very good. Thanks for posting.
Thank you so much it really works so good better than plugging it into the filter thanks again for making that video I appreciate that keep going ❤
Thank u for showing in depth on how to do this. I appreciate it.
Worked like a charm!! Thanks for uploading!
throw a water filled loop of hose over the side of the pool while leaving the open ended wa in the pool. then drop the end over the side. much easier and works every time
Your video saved me so much time and effort! Thank you!!!!!!
Good idea !! I was trying to think of a way to run some muck out from the bottom of my pool without going through the filter.. thank you
This helped, thanks! Your voice is easy on the ears too! 😁
You just saved me so much time!!! I've been having to clear filter ever 10 min too!! This is like the 20th video I have watched and now I am done searching TH-cam I can not thank you enough!
Thanks for sharing! My husband and I really would like to get a pool but I want to learn as much as I can before we take the plunge. I found your channel from your review on Amazon.
Thanks. I watched tons of videos on Intex pools before I set ours up.
Smart idea! Very awesome. requires no batteries! Thank You Sir!
thank you sooo much , you just saved me a lot of mony , i was thinking about buying me one of those robot cleaners that cost a lot of cash..thanks buddy...
Thank you so very much! I was having a hell of a time cleaning our above ground Coleman pool. I was also ready to buy a $1300.00 robot and this method was $96 and worked. The vaccum the pool came with is garbage. Thank you again!!
That's exactly how I do my pool. I have french drains on my house and have an access port on one of my drains to put my siphon hose in. I only have a 16ft pool. If you do it quick...you don't loose all that much water. It's way better than hooking up to a pump. They clog in just a few minutes.
That was definitely worth watching!!!
Maybe you can find a plug to hold the suction until you get the hose in place.
Great video!
just saved my ass with basic science. thanks!!
Great video. Thanks his helped me tremendously.
This works, but be aware you lose a ton of water with this method. You can get an attachment called a skimmer plate that you attach to the end of your hose and then put into your skimmer. This provides the suction you need and your filter will grab the dirt without losing any water.
I did mine with a regular garden hose with a shop vac car detailing wide mouth head attached with a piece of plastic attachment swivel hard to describe cant find words today busier than a one armed paper hanger! Busier than a one legged woman in an ass kickin contest !
This is what I do when I've used flock and everything drops to the bottom, makes it easy to sweep up and out of the pool !!
How to qualify for a second mortgage to pay the water bill..... Just buy a cheap pump, make a 5 gallon sand filter bucket and recycle the water back into the pool.... saves on chemical costs too.
Please do a video on this!
You have to put more of the hose out of the pool to get suction.
If you took that hose put it out where you want it then take a shop vac to suck the water creating a siphon you can get started faster.
This is how i clean my pool. most efficient and effective way to do it, bar none.
I totally got this to work today and it was great!
Why aren't you capturing the water to put back in the pool? Why didn't you just use net to skim up the large debris?
Yes I have never seen it done this way I was trying to use my filter and running the hose over top of my pool but it would lose suction because it's above water so this might work
Even though it’s 6years ago. Thank you cause iam not buying a new pump this year and I need to flocculate my pool
Best one I've seen.
this looks great however what i did for my intex metal frame pool was go to home depot and buy this gadget by HDX pool vacuum, it cost roughly 24.00 with a large mesh bag, and hook to the water hose, that way your not losing water and it was amazing, happy girl here now being you cant really use a regular above ground pool vacuum with the intex..
I made a video showing my leaf master. I think it does the same thing. The problem I have with it is that the fine stuff goes right through the mesh bag.
Ken Dee this bag is great....u could alwys put and old sock in it or something
I think I got something similar, trying to clean algae from the bottom of the pool but it went right through the mesh bag. I will definitely be trying the siphoning method this weekend!
Hooks to water hose but don't you have to run your water to create the suction? And then you're still wasting water? I was thinking about connecting the faucet end of the hose to the drain on the pool and see if that creates the suction then that way you're just circulating the same water instead of adding or removing water
great idea, especially if your pool level is a little high from rain
thank you for sharing this , I did this and it helped so much.
to flll up hose with water , just put one end on out let when other end is in pool on head
Thank you so much for this awesome video that explains it so well! I am trying to do the same, not successful yet in filling the whole hose… Any tips? I push the hose into the water, yet it floats 😅
I’m definitely going to give this method a try I’m frustrated because I can’t seem to get it right.
A leaf catcher is wonderful too it just don't get the sand out or the small stuff..
I just lay hose in water put the end of hose up to the part thats blowing water out ,it fills my hose with water fast than put hose in skimmer start vacuuming 😊 afterwards I backwash a few seconds til clear ,rinse done🥰 I use a regular pool vacuum while I'm cleaning house my pool is being vacuum 😏🤗
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I've watched the video several times and tried it countless times, I can't get enough suction to make a continuous flow of water.
Thanks man.. I'm definitely will be using this method!
Thank you
Thanks for this video!!! You are a lifesaver! God bless you!!
awesome- thanks for the tip!!
So much easier to start it with a shop vac
It worked for me. Thank you.
Use the pump pressure to create the vacuum in the hose
Put your pump on waste stick the mouth of the hose to the jet that sucks then it will siphoning. Then stick the hose outside of your pool on the ground.. Make sure the other end of the hose stay in the pool at all time so it don't suck up air and you lose your siphoning.
I've been trying to days I got a 30ft hose and the vacum head and tried to fill the hose and pull it out of the pool and nothing comes out I need tips to fill the hose and make it actually work😢
I literally had to use my regular car vacum to get it to suction lol it works
I wish I could see the clamp you're using and where you bought it.
Just fill the hose by keeping it front of your inlet ....
My stubborn ass hubby can't clean the pool by himself and he likes to yell when I do something wrong.. smh.. I told him to watch the youtubes and all videos show it's one man job...
I've seen of few videos that show that vacuuming is a one woman job
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thank you
So here's the deal, 8 used this method all last summer and it worked amazing except for one issue. I don't have a heater for my pool so every time I vaccuumed the pool I would lose maybe 3 inches of water which I needed to replace.of course that water I used was from the hose and it was cold. 8 need a way to vaccuum the pool and not make the water colder. Help me figure out how to heat it without having to spend $1000s
Hook up your hose to the hot water connection of your washer machine and refill it with that
Move to arizona
Thank you!
I can’t keep the suction going😡I only lasted a minute then trickled to a halt!
You’re amazing 😉
Still trying to figure out what I need to get to do this but it looks great. I'm hoping it gets rid of the tiny dust particles too cos they drive me nuts.
Just a suggestion but if you syphon from the pool to a holding tank with a fine mesh cover to collect all the debris, could you then double syphon from that back into the pool to save your water? Like I say I'm still figuring stuff out but thanks for the video.
You would have to pump the collected water back into the pool. When you siphon, water goes from high to low. To get it to go from low to high, you have to lift/pump it.
Very good!
I put mine on outgoing jets to fill with water
Ima try this siphoning hack ty😁
I will like one but builders don't have stock
Unless I don’t understand put your pump on waste then vacuum.👍
u should put some zip ties to pole and hose
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Good idea!
Hey cool idea!!
Ok so how about this if I take the hose that sucks the water out of the pool leave one end connected to the pump and put the other end over the side of the pool so that I can manually direct it where I want it to suck. And disconnect the hose that pumps the water back into the pool at the the pool end so I can direct in what way I want that water to go. So the water isn't pumping back into the pool it's drainingxinto the grass or rocks. Won't that work? I'll let you all know
OMG Thank you!!!
Hi can anyone tell me what exactly he is using ? I know a vacuum but which one exactly is that.