How to Remove Algae Without Scrubbing?

Dealing with algae growth in your swimming pool can be tiresome, but you should know that a robot pool cleaner can extract the algae without physically scrubbing. If you’re done scrubbing and brushing, here is an effortless guide to algae removal using advanced technology.

Why Does Algae Grow in Pools?

Poor water circulation, unbalanced chemicals, and inadequate filtration result in algae blooming in the pool. Untreated can make your pool water green, cloudy, and unsafe. You need chemical treatment and an automated cleaning solution like a robotic pool cleaner to eliminate algae efficiently.

How to Eliminate Algae Without Scrubbing

Shock Your Pool

Using chlorine or pool shock is essential to kill algae at its source. Pick a quality shock treatment and dose appropriately for your pool size. Some methods that you can use include acid-washing pools if you have stubborn algae.

Run a Robot Pool Cleaner

A robotic pool cleaner like the Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra can easily collect dead algae from the pool’s floor and walls. These powerful vacuums feature high suction power and integrated filters that capture microscopic debris.

Use a Pool Vacuum for Algae

A pool vacuum can speed up the cleaning process if too much algae is accumulated. A pool robot vacuum or vacuum cleaner also pairs nicely with pool shock treatments because they pick up dead algae and stop it from floating back into the water.

Enhance Your Filtration System

Check that your pool’s filtration system is functioning correctly. A skimmer can remove floating algae, and a wall-climbing pool cleaner ensures nothing is left behind.

Consider a Pool Booster Pump

If your filtration system is not powerful enough, a pressure-assisted pool booster pump can be a solution. It offers better circulation in the swimming pool, which will help stop algae and distribute the chemicals properly.

Does A Pool Robot Pick Up Algae?

Yes! The Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro robot cleaner is designed to operate on the pool’s floor, walls, and waterline and pick up dead algae particles.

Prevent Future Algae Growth

Chlorine level must be regulated.

Operating a robotic cleaner regularly- Be it your Maytronics pool cleaner or any other robotic cleaner.

Shock your pool as needed.

Remove debris with a skimmer.

Test the pH and alkalinity levels in your pool.

Conclusion

There is no need to scrub algae out of your pool for hours. Preventing algae in your pool—with a pool cleaning robot, pool vacuum robot, and proper chemical balance—can save you time. Investing in a high-quality beatbox pool cleaning robot such as the Beatbot AquaSense 2 guarantees a cleaner and healthier swimming experience.