POOL BLASTER PBW022MF Micro Filter Bag

Exactly the equipment we need as the old micro filter bag is actually falling apart! Much more efficient, and incidentally a much better fit than the old one too!!

Hi! I do use these bags with my max li pool blaster filter to get even the finer silt that collects occasionally on the bottom of my pool. I live in Hawaii near Hilo in an area that is much like a rain forest. Most of us out here obtain our water supply from a catchment tank that stores the water coming off our rain gutters. I use these things called "leaf eaters" on the downspouts. They remove all the leaves from the nearby trees that have landed on the roof, but allow the water to go through to the catchment tank. The catchment tank inlet pipe is 3 inch PVC. Inside the catchment tank I place one of these filter bags at the 3 inch opening to filter the finer silt from the rooftop. I fasten them with a 3 inch round clamp. They fit perfectly! It works great! Then of course I have a whole house filter system beyond the pump that includes a sediment, carbon and UV filter before coming into the house. My house water has no chlorine in it and is cleaner than city water!

Il filtro aggiuntivo non trattiene comunque la sabbia sottile che sta arrivando con le piogge in questo periodo. immagino quindi che non trattenga nemmeno i pollini e la polvere.

Bonne qualité

Den Poolblaster kann ich sehr empfehlen! Ja, wir haben die teuerste Version gewählt und sind sehr zufrieden! Er macht in hervorragender Art grnau das, was er soll! Ohne den grossen 75- kg-Sandfilter zu belasten (!) reinigt er den Pool (8x5x1,5m) sehr gezielt und pünktlich! Die Akkuleistung von ca 1 Stunde reicht völlig aus! Die Saugkraft ist hervorragend! Eine Schwachstelle wird stets der Verschluss des Saugkopfes auf dem Filter sein. Wenn man das berücksichtigt, vorsichtig diesen Verschluss bedient und das Gerät nicht in der prallen Sonne nach Gebrauch liegen lässt, kann man an diesem tollen Pool-„ Helfer“ viel Freude haben.

Yeah, these work well. I put two into (not outside) my strainer basket and they collected what amounted to a paste of yellow algae. When I vacuumed, and backwashed, sand filter, some particles always blew back in even with a sand filter. Overnight it really collected the algae and this was after I had vacuumed earlier in the day and also collected gunk from the night's pump cycle before and washed the filter bags out for reuse. Two bags make it hard to get the basket out with pump off but it is doable. Filters are washable/reusable. I like them because they are before the filter and pump so very fine particulates are getting caught before and not after the water comes back into the pool; I like keeping algae out of the sand filter as much as possible so it does not grow there. Backwashing my sand filter, now nothing comes back into the pool (no little cloud of what looks like dust), Now, clear water and no fine film of algae on the pool liner bottom. These are like nylon socks inside strainer basket, and they snap over the top of the basket. Easy!