Robotic Cleaners

Need a cleaner that climbs the walls???NO YOU DON"T, this is a much too common misconception!

buy a less expensive robotic cleaner that spends its time on the floor, WHERE THE DIRT IS!

Why pay $1500, or $1000 dollars, or even $800 dollars, if you know where to look you can get a high quality cleaner for $700 or EVEN LESS.

Check out the quality bottom vacuum for 500-800 dollars before you even look at one for 1000, or higher.

Ever see a pool with a dirty side? Usually not unless there is algae, and or bacteria growth, trust me a vacuum cleaner won't help at this point, unfortunately chemicals are the only solution, usually involving a sanitizer, and possible other balancing agents, and maybe a good algaecide to prevent future algae blooms.

Cleaners are made to clean debris, debris either sinks to the bottom, or stays on the surface, it normally doesn't stick to the wall.