Pool nets and brushes

Pool nets are most useful for collecting debris from the pool's surface. There are several types of pool nets; you can choose between surface nets and bottom nets. Surface nets are primarily designed for collecting leaves and small debris from the surface. They are generally flat, so they don’t hold as much debris but are easy to shake out. Bottom nets have a guiding edge, which makes it possible to collect debris from the bottom of the pool. They are ideal for picking up larger pieces as they usually come with a "bag" that can hold more waste. However, they are harder to shake out, and you often have to empty the net manually. If you’re only buying one net, we recommend a bottom net, as it can also collect debris from the surface.

If your pool water becomes contaminated or you have a pool under a tree, debris likely collects in the pool corners. That’s exactly what pool brushes are for. To use a brush, you'll need a telescopic pole, which you likely already have for your vacuum. The brush attachment is universal, so you can use the same pole for the brush.