Can you vacuum your pool with a shop vac?

And yes, you can feasibly vacuum your pool with a Shop Vac. You'll need to purchase a special pump for your Shop Vac, you'll need to keep it safely away from the pool, and you'll have to empty the tank many times throughout the process.
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Can you use a shop vac as a pool vacuum?

Although you normally clean your pool with a manual pool vacuum or a vacuum device often called a "creepy crawler,'' you can clean it with a standard wet/dry shop vac. The disadvantage to this method is it takes a long time because you have to repeatedly empty the water from the shop vac.
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Can shop vac clear pool lines?

A shop vac sucks or blows air depending on the setting used on the machine. Shop vacs help close a pool by blowing air into the swimming pool's plumbing lines, removing 99 percent of the water in the pipes. This prevents the risk of water in the pipes freezing and causing damage.
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How do you clean the bottom of a pool with a vacuum?

Start at the shallow end and then work your way to the deep end of the pool. Once you've vacuumed it once, you'll need to grab a brush and scrub away at your pool's floor. Then vacuum it again. Repeat this until the bottom of your pool looks clean.
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Is my shop vac a wet vac?

A shop vac, specifically a wet dry vacuum, can quickly suck the liquid up into a canister for easy disposal. And, with the variety of attachments that most shop vacs come with, they're suitable for flat surfaces, carpet, or even hard-to-reach crevices or vehicle floors.
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Can a Craftsman shop vac be used for water?

Craftsman Shop Vac for Water

The Craftsman wet dry vac is capable of vacuuming up liquids as well. There is a float valve that will protect the vacuum from vacuuming up more water than the tank can hold. It is important to remove the filter before using the vacuum for liquids.
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Do you really need a pool vacuum?

All pools both above ground and in-ground need to be vacuumed. Theoretically you can abandon all vacuuming duties, but watch your pool water look disgusting, dirty and cloudy. The process of vacuuming keeps chemicals working their best and increases the desire and appeal, especially on a hot summer day.
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Can a wet/dry vac pump water?

When there's water in your basement, you need to get it out. Chances are you may not have thought a Shop-Vac® Wet Dry Vacuum could take on your water-filled basement, but the good news is, it can. Our pump vacuum can move large quantities of water by picking it up and moving it to another location.
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How do I get debris off the bottom of my pool?

Brush the walls every week during swimming season while the pump is turned off. A vacuum removes the debris that collects on the bottom. Vacuuming requires moving the vacuum head over the debris on the bottom of the pool until the bottom appears clean.
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How do you remove sediment from bottom of pool?

If there has been a serious invasion of excess dirt and debris, you may also need to shock your pool. Vacuuming is recognized as the only way to remove sediment from the bottom of a pool.
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