Yes, Lowe's carries a variety of pool vacuums including manual, automatic, and robotic models both in-store and online. Their selection includes popular brands like Hayward, Pentair, and Dolphin with prices ranging from $30 for basic manual vacuums to $1,500+ for premium robotic cleaners.
Yes, Costco does carry pool vacuums both in-store and online, primarily during pool season (March-August). They typically stock robotic cleaners from brands like Dolphin and Polaris, plus manual vacuum heads and hoses.
Yes, Walmart carries pool vacuums both in-store and online, including manual, automatic, and robotic models. Selection varies by season and location, with the best inventory available from spring through summer.
Yes, Walmart does carry pool filter sand both in-store and online, typically available from spring through summer. They stock brands like HTH and Quikrete, with 50-pound bags ranging from $8-15.
Pool heaters work by transferring heat to pool water through different methods: gas heaters burn fuel to heat water directly, electric heaters use resistance coils, heat pumps extract ambient heat from air, and solar heaters use sun energy to warm water as it circulates through collectors.
Yes, most Walmart stores carry pool vacuums in-store during pool season (April-September), including manual, automatic, and robotic models. Availability varies by location and season.
Yes, Walmart does carry pool chemicals both in-store and online, including chlorine tablets, liquid shock, pH adjusters, and algaecides. However, selection varies by location and season, with limited availability of professional-grade products.
Yes, Walmart does carry above-ground pool liners both in-store and online, typically stocking popular sizes like 24', 27', and 28' round pools, plus oval shapes. Their selection includes basic blue and printed patterns from brands like Summer Waves and Intex.
Yes, Lowe's carries a wide selection of pool chemicals including chlorine, pH adjusters, shock treatments, and algaecides both in-store and online year-round.
Yes, you need a pool vacuum if you want to maintain clean pool water and prevent algae growth. Manual, automatic, or robotic vacuums are essential for removing debris that skimmers and filters can't catch.
Pool cartridge filters work by forcing water through pleated fabric material that traps debris and contaminants. The pump pushes water from the pool through the cartridge's polyester or polypropylene fibers, which physically strain out particles as small as 10-15 microns before returning clean water to the pool.
Pool cartridge filters typically last 2-4 weeks between cleanings and should be replaced every 12 months or after 15-20 cleaning cycles, depending on pool usage and water conditions.
Yes, Costco does carry pool chemicals including chlorine tablets, shock treatments, and pH adjusters, typically at competitive prices. Their products meet the same safety standards as specialty pool stores and can provide significant cost savings for pool maintenance.
Pool pumps typically last 6-12 years depending on usage, maintenance, and environmental conditions. Single-speed pumps generally have shorter lifespans than variable-speed models, while proper maintenance can significantly extend operating life.
