Someone needs powerwash those dirty tiles otherwise all that dirt will going back in the pool from people's feet. Good job done how many buckets went in that pool I counted at least 5
Watching your videos has helped me to keep on top of maintaining our pool.We have a few stains & I never knew about the stain remover.Will be ordering some tomorrow.Keep up the good work.
I would have thought that a complete draining, scrubbing with soap and water, and then refilling it was needed along with chlorine to prevent the algae from growing back!
I feel like I know why you enjoy your job. I love cleaning the pool. I always end up going in fully clothed just to put the Hoover over the floor. Cold these days is an understatement though. Always around 11 to 15c except the other week when we had that beautiful weather but getting in the cold does actually make you feel great when you warm back up
If you're having trouble with floc working consistently, try to maintain the pH. Floc is quite acidic and the pH needs to be right for it to coagulate the particles
Hey thep00lguy there's a big twitch streamer doing a series on pool cleaning for fun for his viewers. He's no professional but, he now doing a cleaning for one of his viewers and posting it on youtube. His names loltyler1 it would be awesome if you did a reaction/review video on his vlogs.
Why do the customers never pressure wash the surrounding deck before having the pool cleaned? Surely they don't want the filthy water to get into their nice clean pool?
1. Vider la piscine, la nettoyer à l’acide muriatique, la remplir avec de l’eau propre… 2. Laver sous pression le patio autour …. I am an old woman who uses to do the job myself and is successful! Good luck boys!
You should include cleaning the surrounding area of the pool in the price. Your pool work is great but it would look better for social media all cleaned and power washed
That's not a pol, it's a rectangular fish pond. Why didn't you drain the water? If you want a completely clean 'pool' then you have to have every inch of it scoured, just like how you said at the end: "There's a little bit if staining still."
Hi, I’m not sure if you can offer any advice but my family and I are about to start renovating our pool that has been filled in with dirt for about 20 years and I can’t seem to find any guidance for ones that have dirt in them!🤦♀️🤷♀️
Consider stepping up your services and optioning a pressure wash for all of the surrounding areas. It seems you could have done this with a lot less chemicals and faster if you had simply drained it and used a pressure washer...but I'm sure you have your reasons for doing it the way you did.
Not sure your location but where the video is based in England they have to pay for their water by the litre. They pay $2 per cubic metre so a pool that size would cost about $200 to refill.
Just gonna mention the way you prep the floc might be why it’s not working that well. It likes to be added slowly to slowly agitated water. Only know this cause worked in waster water treatment.
Next time u clean any slabs around the pool, use chemicals it would look 100 times better because the clean u do is crap also when using acid for your pool clean don't use a water can use a pump sprayer it would spead around a lot better and easier...
Maybe not. The ledge around the pool appears to slope upwards towards the pool. With careful use of a pressure washing wand, one just might be able to clean the paving around the pool and direct the debris laden water away from and around the pool and toward and out the gate. Same with pressure washing the wall. The bulk of the paving could probably be cleaned with one of those circular scrubbers. I sure as heck would not want to be walking on that in bare feet ...... or walking on it in my shoes and then walking in my house. The appearance of the paving directly around the pool AND the patio area above is not inviting.
How much would you charge for a service like this the pool guy? I am currently doing green to clean services curious in US curious what other rates would be
Because clean water will just feed the algae. Shock is needed. Have to kill off the bio living in the water, put a glass of water outside in the sun for a few days you’ll see why chemicals are necessary to keep a pool healthy, don’t know where you live but in my country chlorine is even in our drinking water as a sanitizer
This is going to be a bit of a long one, so grab a cup of tea and sit down to read. Emptying a pool can come with some issues. If there is a large amount of ground water around, the pool could begin to float. That could cause pipes to crack or straight up fail entirely. If it floats too high, you'll have a nigthtmare trying to re-set it into the ground. Once a pool has shifted, you have generally got some fairly big problems. It's an even bigger issue if it's a liner pool, as ground water could get under the liner and cause it to have a significant amount of wrinkling and / or float up when the pool is refilled. Plus it makes it far more difficult to remove all of the muck from the pool if you empty it. You have to pressure wash the entire pool to remove the algae, and you have to get that muck out by shoveling it into a bucket and lifting it up over the side to dump it out. Dosing a bunch of chemicals is also likely to be cheaper than emptying the pool and cleaning then refilling the pool. As someone who also works as a pool maintenance engineer, I can confirm that we very rarely empty pools on open ups. This year, I had a pool that was so full of muck that the water was black. This pool is enclosed on 3 sides by trees, and the 4th side has a large bush running alongside the pool. This customers debris cover is totally shot, multiple missing straps and the remaining straps are all frayed. You cannot keep enough tension to keep the cover off the water, so the leaves and muck build up ontop of the cover, pulling it further into the water and allowing the edges to lift up. The customer refuses to pay for a new debris cover, as "this one still works". This trashed debris cover allowed leaves and other muck to enter the pool over the course of the winter months, and by the time the spring open up came around, the pool floor was packed with organic material which I had to net out and try to remove. I got about 20 nets of leaves out, then moved onto vacuuming to waste with my external pump. I proceeded to take out another 15 or so pump baskets of muck. This was just the first visit where I could not see the floor. Over 3 visits, this pool had 50 litres of liquid chlorine, and it was still green. Got her salt chlorinator going on max setting and that finally cleared it up after 2 weeks of running 24 hours a day. Each visit I was getting slightly less muck out than the last, but still a huge amount. Final visit was a regular service visit to check chemical levels and vacuum the pool, and got the remainder of the muck out then. Now we're back on a 2 weekly rota, cleaning this pool every 2 fridays. This pool that I just described is a liner pool that has already had issues with slipping down the stairs if the water level was reduced for winter. If the water level is too low, it allows the liner to slide on the top stair of the pool. Had I emptied this pool, the liner would have to be totally reset into place, which is not easy with an old liner. A lot of the time, it is simply impractical to empty a pool, or simply would cause too many issues. In many cases, it is a much easier job, much faster job and generally a much cheaper job for the customer if we just dose a load of chemicals. Otherwise we would be emptying the pool, spending ages pressure washing and clearing the pool, then refilling with fresh water. That is not cheap. If you look through the p00lguy's channel, you can see how much time and effort goes into cleaning a pool that has been emptied. It's not an easy task, and it's expensive as you'll probably be paying 2 people between half a day and a full day of labour to clean an average sized pool. Between pressure washing, acid washing, and removing the organic matter, you're looking at a significant amount of time to clean a pool that is empty. If I owned a pool, I would much rather spend roughly £100 to £150 on chemicals every spring to get the pool looking good rather than spending £700+ on emptying it, getting it pressure washed and cleaned, then refilled. I see this question a lot on videos of pool open ups, and it is a very good question. I hope this gives you some insight into why pools aren't emptied and refilled for spring.
In my openion and saggistion for bitter cleaning of swemming pool try to draine all the water of the swemming pool and use a powder soup for the mold and and brush and use a pressure wash for bitter clean juat ma openion and saggistion
I was going to say it looks like the perimeter around pool and patio itself could use a good power wash! Nice job getting that pool in shape!
these are my comfort videos and I need more because this is the only thing I can fall asleep to now. 😅
that patio was crying out for a clean aswell
What you can do to prime the hose /pump is loosen lid on super pump, stick garden hose in vacuum head.
Exactly. Why would that not be done first?
J’aurais vidé la piscine, lavé les murs à l’acide muriatique, rempli celle-ci avec de l’eau propre et finalement nettoyé le patio.
Someone call Ricky Banjo. He'll get that sorted 👌 👍
Every video you make doing and cleaning pools helps with my anxiety issues. Keep up the good work and stay healthy to make awesome videos
Omg it would have been so satisfying to see the tile patio power washed lol. That was a seriously satisfying pool clean though!
Love your work. I subscribed for the pool transformations. Too good🙌
Really interesting video, with the details about the rust remover, didn't know that was a thing.
Great Job fella, that patio could sure do with a good clean 👍 Did the owners get it done ?
Thanks man! No I don’t think they did! Needed to get you in there!!
@@thepoolguyml Yes indeed 👍😀
😮 wow... awesome outcome my guy. Howdy from Texas 🤘🤠
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Someone needs powerwash those dirty tiles otherwise all that dirt will going back in the pool from people's feet.
Good job done how many buckets went in that pool I counted at least 5
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1. Огонь
2. Вода
3. И на то как кто то работает)))
Реально круто ,очень нравится ваша работа
Great job! Too bad the client didn't have you wash the pool deck, too.
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Watching your videos has helped me to keep on top of maintaining our pool.We have a few stains & I never knew about the stain remover.Will be ordering some tomorrow.Keep up the good work.
I agree. Never had a green pool yet in 9 years but He has helped so much with keeping mine sparkling
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Thanks so much for sharing. These videos are great. I've learnt a lot about how to maintain my pool. Thank you.
Yeah dont let TT's pool service find this out. Tyler is currently cooking up a biohazard in some poor guys backyard pool
Tyler1 needs to learn from this guy
I’ve just been watching your videos. Love them!
Holla at ya boy!!! Love the vids!!! Greets from Gulf Coast of MS!!!
Love how you and your mate both have such fancy trainers. Keep up the good work.
I would have thought that a complete draining, scrubbing with soap and water, and then refilling it was needed along with chlorine to prevent the algae from growing back!
Thought wrong
Mr. Pool making it look great as always
I feel like I know why you enjoy your job. I love cleaning the pool. I always end up going in fully clothed just to put the Hoover over the floor.
Cold these days is an understatement though. Always around 11 to 15c except the other week when we had that beautiful weather but getting in the cold does actually make you feel great when you warm back up
hi, nice to meet you from Wan Channel. I like watching your videos, it's really useful for me. I can also learn how to clean a pool properly.
If you're having trouble with floc working consistently, try to maintain the pH. Floc is quite acidic and the pH needs to be right for it to coagulate the particles
I love your videos
great video!
Love watching your stuff
come do this in texas, only hit 105 here today.
Beautiful! Love the transformation.
That stain remover is quite impressive nice work buddy.
Hey thep00lguy there's a big twitch streamer doing a series on pool cleaning for fun for his viewers. He's no professional but, he now doing a cleaning for one of his viewers and posting it on youtube. His names loltyler1 it would be awesome if you did a reaction/review video on his vlogs.
From swamp-like to inviting pool - nice job!
Why is watching pool cleaning videos just so good?
Super Video Thank you super Job 😚👍👌🤟
A new subscriber from Oregon ❤
Why do the customers never pressure wash the surrounding deck before having the pool cleaned?
Surely they don't want the filthy water to get into their nice clean pool?
WOW. Its always..people see the result, but never the work. May i ask, what you charge for this?
OMGosh! What a super great job! I cannot believe that stain remover, WOW!!
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And I agree…power wash!
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epic work!
this is the most satisfying thing i've ever seen even when they clean the bottom with the mop thing whaterver its called
Hi thanks for posting all the great advice. Where did you get the carbon pole?
порядок закладки химии из видео
1. Быстрый хлор
2. Коагулянт(флокулянт)
3. Стабилизатор жесткости(солей металлов)
Oddly satisfying 😊
1. Vider la piscine, la nettoyer à l’acide muriatique, la remplir avec de l’eau propre… 2. Laver sous pression le patio autour …. I am an old woman who uses to do the job myself and is successful! Good luck boys!
You should try bioguard iron stain remover it’s cool how it works instantly. It’s like magic if you watch how it works.
You guys need one of those new INSTA 360 cameras, to clip onto your hat to leave your hands free to work.
Save a lid off the stain remover and drill some holes in it and use like a salt shaker. No need to worry about any lumps then.
I wonder if it’s better to drained it for the fall winter season and deep clean it cover it the fill it back up for the summer
Do you not have a product over there called “Winteriser”? Here in Australia I use winteriser and come summer the pool is almost ready to swim in!
Amazing Good job
Size isn't everything, but that is a small pool and a big surround. Just saying.
So when you backwash does that do to waste or return to the pool?
Backwash gose to waste
Wow good job ❤
You should include cleaning the surrounding area of the pool in the price. Your pool work is great but it would look better for social media all cleaned and power washed
That's not a pol, it's a rectangular fish pond.
Why didn't you drain the water? If you want a completely clean 'pool' then you have to have every inch of it scoured, just like how you said at the end: "There's a little bit if staining still."
I guess it depends what service th3 customer wants to pay for
Would it be cheaper to have you come occasionally in the off season to make sure it doesn't get to this point?
I’m coming to the UK to power wash that deck! Also awesome job on the pool, that chemical that breaks down metal stains helped a lot.
Don't forget the wall while you're at it.
Hey !! Can u please tell me where the location actually is , it's so beautiful outside. Can you please kindly tell me .
Just out of interest how has the pool got like this ? Is it because of the winter weather?
You should get a bigger net
Huge difference at the end.
Do you cover St Albans?
Hi, I’m not sure if you can offer any advice but my family and I are about to start renovating our pool that has been filled in with dirt for about 20 years and I can’t seem to find any guidance for ones that have dirt in them!🤦♀️🤷♀️
You should make videos on your progress
Will definitely try, once I get more guidance on how to do it!!
What a transformation
Dirty pool no problems for him
White shoes on that job, bold move
I know I've asked you this before, but what pump do you use for the vacuuming, please?
Consider stepping up your services and optioning a pressure wash for all of the surrounding areas. It seems you could have done this with a lot less chemicals and faster if you had simply drained it and used a pressure washer...but I'm sure you have your reasons for doing it the way you did.
Not sure your location but where the video is based in England they have to pay for their water by the litre. They pay $2 per cubic metre so a pool that size would cost about $200 to refill.
Just gonna mention the way you prep the floc might be why it’s not working that well. It likes to be added slowly to slowly agitated water. Only know this cause worked in waster water treatment.
Are you from Doncaster?
Those look like pirouline wafers they have chocolate and hazelnut spread in the middle
hi i have an old b kern pool filter can you tell or explain
Where is the water supply and return? Thank you!
Next time u clean any slabs around the pool, use chemicals it would look 100 times better because the clean u do is crap also when using acid for your pool clean don't use a water can use a pump sprayer it would spead around a lot better and easier...
Why don’t you clean the pool paving first. Surely after the pool water has been cleaned, cleaning the paving last will mess up the water again.
Maybe not. The ledge around the pool appears to slope upwards towards the pool. With careful use of a pressure washing wand, one just might be able to clean the paving around the pool and direct the debris laden water away from and around the pool and toward and out the gate. Same with pressure washing the wall. The bulk of the paving could probably be cleaned with one of those circular scrubbers.
I sure as heck would not want to be walking on that in bare feet ...... or walking on it in my shoes and then walking in my house. The appearance of the paving directly around the pool AND the patio area above is not inviting.
Would a polarising lens cap for your camera/phone help with the glare off the top of the water?
I bet its cheaper to just change the water
why wasn't it emptied jet washed and surrounding sorted then refilled. save the chemicals
Omg you didn’t clean the pool walls … just the ground . Sides still looks Green
Should start upsell your customers with patio cleaning
Isn’t it quicker to empty and refill the pool?
how much did he charge the client to do this?
5:36 Which house would thep00lguy ML be sorted into? 🤣
Wow shocked how many chemicals go into a pool 😳
Why dont they make a bigger net to do less sweeps in pool
Сыпать и лить столько химии 😮
How much would you charge for a service like this the pool guy? I am currently doing green to clean services curious in US curious what other rates would be
Looking for help Tyler?
Nice transformation for inside the pool bu the outside should be also cleaned 🙃
Why not just drain the water and pressure wash it ?
Los videos están muy buenos pero no entiendo nada lo que dice. Estaría bueno que pongas subtitulos en español. Saludos
Please make the volume higher.
Why don't you just put clean water in instead of so much chemicals?
Because clean water will just feed the algae. Shock is needed. Have to kill off the bio living in the water, put a glass of water outside in the sun for a few days you’ll see why chemicals are necessary to keep a pool healthy, don’t know where you live but in my country chlorine is even in our drinking water as a sanitizer
This is going to be a bit of a long one, so grab a cup of tea and sit down to read.
Emptying a pool can come with some issues. If there is a large amount of ground water around, the pool could begin to float. That could cause pipes to crack or straight up fail entirely. If it floats too high, you'll have a nigthtmare trying to re-set it into the ground. Once a pool has shifted, you have generally got some fairly big problems. It's an even bigger issue if it's a liner pool, as ground water could get under the liner and cause it to have a significant amount of wrinkling and / or float up when the pool is refilled. Plus it makes it far more difficult to remove all of the muck from the pool if you empty it. You have to pressure wash the entire pool to remove the algae, and you have to get that muck out by shoveling it into a bucket and lifting it up over the side to dump it out. Dosing a bunch of chemicals is also likely to be cheaper than emptying the pool and cleaning then refilling the pool.
As someone who also works as a pool maintenance engineer, I can confirm that we very rarely empty pools on open ups. This year, I had a pool that was so full of muck that the water was black. This pool is enclosed on 3 sides by trees, and the 4th side has a large bush running alongside the pool. This customers debris cover is totally shot, multiple missing straps and the remaining straps are all frayed. You cannot keep enough tension to keep the cover off the water, so the leaves and muck build up ontop of the cover, pulling it further into the water and allowing the edges to lift up. The customer refuses to pay for a new debris cover, as "this one still works". This trashed debris cover allowed leaves and other muck to enter the pool over the course of the winter months, and by the time the spring open up came around, the pool floor was packed with organic material which I had to net out and try to remove. I got about 20 nets of leaves out, then moved onto vacuuming to waste with my external pump. I proceeded to take out another 15 or so pump baskets of muck. This was just the first visit where I could not see the floor. Over 3 visits, this pool had 50 litres of liquid chlorine, and it was still green. Got her salt chlorinator going on max setting and that finally cleared it up after 2 weeks of running 24 hours a day. Each visit I was getting slightly less muck out than the last, but still a huge amount. Final visit was a regular service visit to check chemical levels and vacuum the pool, and got the remainder of the muck out then. Now we're back on a 2 weekly rota, cleaning this pool every 2 fridays.
This pool that I just described is a liner pool that has already had issues with slipping down the stairs if the water level was reduced for winter. If the water level is too low, it allows the liner to slide on the top stair of the pool. Had I emptied this pool, the liner would have to be totally reset into place, which is not easy with an old liner. A lot of the time, it is simply impractical to empty a pool, or simply would cause too many issues. In many cases, it is a much easier job, much faster job and generally a much cheaper job for the customer if we just dose a load of chemicals. Otherwise we would be emptying the pool, spending ages pressure washing and clearing the pool, then refilling with fresh water. That is not cheap.
If you look through the p00lguy's channel, you can see how much time and effort goes into cleaning a pool that has been emptied. It's not an easy task, and it's expensive as you'll probably be paying 2 people between half a day and a full day of labour to clean an average sized pool. Between pressure washing, acid washing, and removing the organic matter, you're looking at a significant amount of time to clean a pool that is empty. If I owned a pool, I would much rather spend roughly £100 to £150 on chemicals every spring to get the pool looking good rather than spending £700+ on emptying it, getting it pressure washed and cleaned, then refilled.
I see this question a lot on videos of pool open ups, and it is a very good question. I hope this gives you some insight into why pools aren't emptied and refilled for spring.
Never as easy as it sounds. Make sense now. I learnt alot about pools today
What did you mean by the flock not always working?
Any chance the customer was Polish? 😅 these are our well known snacks 😊
Hello, how are you? Do you need a worker in the swimming pools? I am good at that. I have five years of experience
In my openion and saggistion for bitter cleaning of swemming pool try to draine all the water of the swemming pool and use a powder soup for the mold and and brush and use a pressure wash for bitter clean juat ma openion and saggistion
isn´t this video a reupload i have seen it several mounts ago
Acid wash would have been better