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IMPRESA 20-Pack of Pool Skimmer Socks - Excellent Savers for Pool Baskets and Skimmers - Ideal for Inground or Above Ground Pools - Filters Debris and Other Small Particles

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Features

  • Filter Saver Pool Socks - Dive into a cleaner, clearer pool experience. Our pool skimmer socks are made from durable elastic and ultra fine nylon mesh. It serves as a protective net, capturing leaves, hair, pollen, bugs, and more, ensuring your pool stays clean. Ideal for use with pools, spas, hot tubs, and jetted tubs
  • Maximize Filter Life - Our pool skimmer socks are a barrier between your pool's filter and the debris that can clog it. This helps to prevent damage to your filter and extend its lifespan
  • Easy to Maintain and Replace - Less backwashing and more time for actual swimming. Our filter socks for pool skimmer baskets simplify the cleaning process. Wash off with a garden hose or replace every 4-8 weeks for optimal performanc
  • Fits Most Pool Skimmer Baskets - Compatible with a wide variety of pool filter baskets, fit for Hayward, for Pentair, for Intex, and for Swimquip baskets. Suitable for both inground and above-ground pool baskets
  • Great Value - Our pool skimmer net socks come in a super value pack of 20, ensuring you have a replacement on hand. Please Note: Do not use while dissolving a chlorine tablet in your pool skimmer basket to prevent sock erosion

Product Dimensions: 8 x 6 x 1.5 inches


Item Weight: 0.01 ounces


Manufacturer: Impresa Products


Item model number: IP8832001


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Why didn't I think of these?...
Review Image by KL KL
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... well, actually I did. I was using my wife's old nylon stockings and when she busted me I searched and found these. I use them in the skimmer, and the pool vacuum line filter. Amazing, and a bit gross, to see what gets captured and prevented from getting into the DE filter. My pool water is clearer, the bottom cleaner and I don't need to backwash or clean out the filter as often as I used to - especially in the spring. Sharing some tips: First, when the pump shuts off the sock will float up in the skimmer and the debris will float out. To prevent this, I made a ring from some wire and put it with smooth rocks into the sock, in the basket. Yep, some leaves still float out but most stays in the basket. Amazingly, the tiny tiny pieces of foam from the constantly disintegrating pool noodles get caught, creating a very psychedelic pattern in the sock. It's like, cool. Second, I don't put the chlorine tabs in the basket, I have a floater. Some people complain that the socks dissolve quickly... when they put the tabs in it. Like c'mon people! Put a tab in a bucket with a sock and how long will it last? (BTW - the wife's stockings disintegrated a lot quicker than these do.) Third. Like most modern (code compliant??) in-ground pools, the main drains are looped into the base of the skimmer so on the occasion the sock does it's thing so well it clogs, the water still flows to the pump. Can't speak to the others who posted low ratings because the socks work too well. Huh. Fourth and saved the best for last, if you're in to this kind of thing. I also use the socks in the pool vacuum filter and here's where it's the most effective. Not only does it capture the debris, again preventing it from clogging my filter, but it also captures the sand and tiny sea shells from the kids' beach stuff that winds up in the pool. It's my guess that this will extend the life of my pool pump by preventing the little abrasive shells from wearing down the nylon impeller. Oops, I lied, here's the best: the aforementioned wife is very pleased with the cleanliness of the pool and that I'm not pilfering her hosiery drawers. A little tranquility during these crazy times. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020 by KL KL
    • These Impresa socks are impressive
TL;DR version at the end. We bought our current home a few years ago. It came with an above ground Doughboy 18x34 oval pool. I knew nothing about pools but we loved the house. I discovered these socks after extensive research on pool care. I have to say, they are one of the most important tools I have. Right up there with shock. The first year I had the pool, we were constantly cleaning out the filter cartridge. I mean at least once a week. The pressure in the filter would get close to 20 and we'd know it was time to clean it out. Between draining the filter chamber to get the filter out, to hosing it down, to putting it back in and waiting for the chamber to fill back up, I was killing at least a half an hour a week just on filter care. That didn't include the time to brush the pool, skim it, test the water, balance it, shock it, etc. I tried filter cleaning chemicals and special tools to clean the filters. Still once a week. Pool care was taking me anywhere from 1-2 hours total every week. I'm not sure that is normal, but I wanted to find a way to reduce it. I should mention, that the previous owner was facing financial trouble so she couldn't afford the chemicals to maintain the pool. So she let it go. It was pretty bad when we got it. Dark green with at least an inch of rotting leaves at the bottom. Draining it wasn't an option because the liner would have shrunken and we wouldn't go back to normal. The guy who opened the pool gave me some tips on how to get it from green to clean. I also went to Leslie's pool supply and they helped me with getting it balanced. It took about a week to get all the leaves out. We had to take extreme measures. We hooked up the vacuum and opened up the filter chamber so all the sludge would be pumped out into the yard. Then we started balancing the water. Once all was done, I went from dark green to crystal clear. About a month or so later, I added in the socks, and it did collect a great deal. I was impressed. We we went from cleaning the filter once a week, to about two weeks. It occurred to me later that the filter that was in there was probably pretty messed up from cleaning out that messy water before we got the socks. Even without the leaves, there was still a lot of organic material it had to filter out. It probably created a lot more wear and tear on the fibers of the cartridge then normal use. So I replaced the cartridge. The pressure was significantly better, and we only needed to clean the filter every four weeks. The next year, we reused the filter, and almost got a full season out of it with these socks. The pool guy said the cartridge should last at least half the season if not the full season depending on use. It got light use that year, so we got almost a full season out of a filter that was used the prior year. This year, we got a new liner. At some point, the water became cloudy. I balanced the water and made sure the PH and alkalinity were perfect. When that didn't work, I shocked it. Still a no go. I tried a water clarifier too, and it didn't change anything. Then I remembered I forgot to put in the pool sock. 24 hours after putting in the pool sock, the water was crystal clear again. The package says to replace these every 3-4 weeks. I did that last year and it seems to work just fine. This year though, I figured I would try replacing them every week to see if it works better. Cleaning the sock out only takes a couple of minutes, but I figure over time the fibers break down, allowing more organic material to pass through. Since the 20 pack was cheap, I figured I would see if replacing them once a week would make a difference. The pool has been open since April and I've washed the filter twice. Once when we started up the pool (this cartridge was from last year), and once after that. So I am getting about 8 weeks between cleanings from a filter that I put in about a month before we closed the pool last year. That's 3.5 hours of work saved that I don't have to spend on pool care. We usually wait until it gets to 17 psi before we clean it. We probably could get another week or two between cleanings if we let it get to 20, but I didn't want to put to much strain on the pump. TL;DR: Sock filters out a lot of organic material reducing the amount of work the filter has to do. This has reduced the frequency of cleaning the filter from once a week to every four weeks when replacing the sock every 3-4 weeks. If I replace the sock every week, I can go for 8 weeks between cleanings. This saves me a significant amount of time in pool care, and I use less chemicals. BUY THESE THINGS! I know some people use pantyhose, but I think these are more the consistency of tights. They are thicker. I am not sure if tights would be a good substitute, but I don't care to find out. You would have to cut the tights to fit the skimmer, and who knows how easily they would hang on in the basket. These are cheap enough to just buy and not have to deal with the trouble. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2020 by RoRo

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