can you use this product on a pool with a beach entry
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I purchased this bot late last season, and only used it a couple of times. I do know that it will climb straight up 3' without a problem. I'm not sure about a beach entry. I can only guess that as it comes out of the water it will change direction just as it does when it climbs to the top of a wall. My suggestion is to e-mail or call Aquabot and ask their opinion. Good luck.
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Hi, this is Steve over at Aqua Products. No our residential cleaners do not have air sensors. We do offer a commercial cleaner e.g., the DuraMax Jr. TRC that will work on beach / zero entry pools.
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Probably not. Unless you have cement pads that are as high as the pool walls.
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Definitely not! It's just a plastic housing with a couple screws holding it together. If you were to put it under a plastic outlet cover or something, it might be fine near the pool. But it wouldn't survive immersion or splashing by any means.
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Yes, I used it on a small in-ground wading pool. We had first painted with an epoxy pool paint, which sealed some tiny cracks in the cement and really looked good, but the surface was slippery. So, we sprayed this over the painted surface and then filled the pool. It resulted in a non-slip surface, safe for kids and older adults.
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No I don't think that would work. We stuck the main pole (and several stakes) into sand on the beach.
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The sand only is placed on the floor of the pool, coming up to the cove. No sand on top or behind cove or it will not install properly.
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To be honest I really wouldnt use it in a pool. But it is cotton so it will help in a shower from keeping the baby from slipping. I imagine it that will mark your skin because of the weight when the fabric is wet
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When this product is applied, it is very slippery when wet. Although the product looks great applied and does a wonderful job sealing... I would not use it next to the pool.
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No it cannot be used in that application. Thsi si designed for an in-ground concrete pool.
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Yes, level out with sand. The sand also helps bottom of pool getting damage from twigs, rock, and what ever might be in grass. It will also help in getting creases out when filling up.
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I would be very careful not to get it in the pool or on any plastic,vinyl or tile. Not sure what the solution might do to those areas.
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Hi Penny, I believe you can use it on your pool. Your best bet is to call a pool store like Leslie's and ask them. Pool Perfect is an all natural product but its best you ask a pool professional.
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Probably would damage the sand filter. I had to remove my cartridge filter before I poured this in my spa.
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I haven't used it around an in ground pool. When applying the surface must be dry. After it dries it will withstand anything you can throw at it. Mine has lasted a year and a half so far. Rain, snow, ice. It has persevered. I don't see why it would not work well for your purpose.
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I don't see why not. If it can waterproof a fiberglass boat why not a pool. However the pool surface must be dry, and the glovit has to cure.
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Yes, you can, and it is the better solution then through the scimmer. Most likely you have to use the valve.It is actually easy to set up. You probably have already tried all possible configurations ;) good luck and a clean pool !
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Yes. I haven't used it yet because my Aquabot vacuum is running in pool for that reason. Sand doesn't seem to settle in corner like the leaves and such.