How do you vacuum your salt water pool?

- A vacuum head

- A vacuum hose

- A vacuum pump

- A leaf rake

- A pool brush

Instructions:

1. Prepare your pool. Before you start vacuuming, you need to prepare your pool by removing any large debris from the surface of the water. This can be done with a leaf rake or a pool brush.

2. Connect the vacuum hose to the vacuum head. Attach the vacuum hose to the vacuum head and then connect the hose to the vacuum pump.

3. Turn on the vacuum pump. Once the vacuum hose is connected, you can turn on the vacuum pump. The pump will start to suck the water and debris from the pool through the hose.

4. Vacuum the pool. Start by vacuuming the shallow end of the pool, and then work your way to the deep end. Be sure to vacuum all of the areas of the pool, including the corners and the steps.

5. Empty the vacuum bag. When the vacuum bag is full, you will need to empty it. To do this, simply detach the vacuum hose from the vacuum head and dump the contents of the bag into a trash can.

6. Rinse off the vacuum head and hose. After you have emptied the vacuum bag, you should rinse off the vacuum head and hose with water. This will help to remove any residual debris from the equipment.

Tips:

- To make vacuuming your pool easier, you can add a pool clarifier to the water. This will help to clear the water and make it easier to see the debris.

- You should vacuum your pool regularly, especially after a storm. This will help to keep the pool clean and free of debris.