Among the most popular pool cleaners are Zodiac pool cleaners, with their entire line of automatic swimming pool cleaners beefed up with Barracuda pool cleaning technology.  Swimming pool cleaning is a cinch with these automatic cleaning gadgets.  Optional accessories and supplies are also available for those who want to take their pool cleaning to a greater level.  These automatic cleaners fall under three categories:  pressure cleaners, suction cleaners, and robotic cleaners.  All products falling under these categories have their advantages and disadvantages.

Pressure cleaners work by attaching to the pressure part of the swimming pool’s circulation system.  They clean pools by using a sweeper tail that stir up debris from the swimming pool floor and walls so that they can be directed onto the filter.  Pressure cleaners are equipped with a separate debris bag so that the dirt and debris will be collected in a unit outside of your swimming pool’s filter system.   Suction cleaners, on the other hand, are installed through the skimmer of the swimming pool.  These cleaners suck out even fine particles such as dirt and small leaves through the filter pump.  These types of cleaners are great for swimming pools in areas that are dry and dusty.  While filtering dust particles is characteristic of suction cleaners, one of the pressure models of Zodiac Pool Cleaners, the Mars HP, can actually clean out dirt as big as acorns or as miniscule as dirt grains.

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