23/08/2025
This Filter is now algae free and working smoothly . Special end of Season Pricing !
Consequences of a dirty pool filter
Neglecting your filter's maintenance can quickly lead to bigger, more expensive problems.
Cloudy water and poor water quality: A clogged filter cannot effectively remove particles, allowing dirt and debris to circulate freely in the pool.
Increased algae growth: Poor water circulation creates stagnant "dead zones" where algae can easily take hold and grow.
Strained and damaged equipment: A dirty filter forces your pump to work harder, increasing energy consumption and causing unnecessary wear and tear on the pump and other components.
Chemical imbalances: Ineffective filtration makes it harder to maintain proper water chemistry, causing you to use more chemicals to keep the pool sanitized.
Your pool filter is essential for maintaining water quality and clarity, protecting your pool equipment, and ensuring a safe and healthy swimming environment. By trapping dirt, debris, and microorganisms, the filter prevents cloudy water, algae growth, and damage to your pool's pump. The filter is part of your pool's overall circulation system, which works to continuously clean the water.
Suction: The pool pump pulls water from the pool through the main drain and skimmers.
Filtration: The water is pushed into the filter tank, where it passes through a filtering medium (sand, cartridge, or diatomaceous earth). This medium traps dirt, algae, debris, and microscopic contaminants.
Return: The now-clean water is returned to the pool through the return jets.
