Pool Cartridge Cleaner Tool - Filter Fin Depth 2.5cm - 0.6cm to 2-1/2

I used to dread cleaning my pool filter cartridges with just a regular hose nozzle, but the Aqua Comb has completely changed the game. The long yellow teeth reach perfectly deep down into the pleats, spreading them open while the water jets blast away all the trapped dirt, grime, and debris. It is so much more effective and thorough than just spraying the outside of the filter. I also really appreciate the built-in thumb valve, which makes it super easy to adjust the pressure or turn the water on and off without having to constantly walk back to the spigot. It feels sturdy, attaches perfectly to a standard garden hose, and literally cuts my filter cleaning time in half. If you have a cartridge pool or spa filter, do yourself a favor and buy this tool. It is worth every single penny!

Really cleans the fins out well.The fingers really get out the large grasses and leaf matter and the jets work well.

The Aqua Comb Filter Cleaner Spray Sprayer is a great tool for cleaning pool and spa filters. The comb design helps get deep between the filter pleats, removing dirt and debris much more effectively than a standard garden hose nozzle. It saves time, reduces water waste, and leaves the filter looking almost new. The spray pressure is strong, and the tool feels durable and easy to handle. If you regularly maintain your pool, this cleaner is definitely worth having.

**See my video** Over the years I've tried several different methods to clean my pool filter cartridges. After discovering and purchasing the Aqua Comb, I've found it's the most effective and fastest way to clean my filters. I've been able to use just a high velocity garden hose spray nozzle to clean them fairly well, but it took at least twice the time and water compared to the Aqua Comb. So, here's the best way I've found to clean pool filters: 1. Buy a large trash can that will allow covering at least the bottom half of the filters in water. 2. Add at least a pint of Simple Green or another non-toxic cleaner 3. Soak the filters a day or two, flipping them upside down at least once or twice after several hours. 4. Remove and clean them with a good flowing garden hose with the Aqua Comb attached, until the water runs clear of sand. For four filters this may take an hour. 5. Keep two sets of filters so that you'll always have a clean set to keep your pool in service while you're soaking the dirty ones. I store the clean filter set in the trash can (used for soaking) in my attic. The Aqua Comb was a great invention and it's made what used to be a huge ordeal, less time consuming. The angle of the comb is just right for directing the flow downward. The comb teeth are durable enough that I'm not worried about breaking them while cleaning filters. The yellow twist valve allows me to stop the flow after cleaning each filter and saves multiple trips to the faucet valve. This was a great purchase for me and I feel it's sold at a fair price.

The product has an American imperial size fitting to connect to the hose. An absolute pain to attach a metric fitting to; fortunately my neighbour had experience with this problem with irrigation fittings and came up with a solution that involved grinding down a plastic metric fitting and securing it with lots of thread tape. It works really very well and no leaks now. Just a fiddle and perhaps Amazon vendor should advise that the fitting is imperial measurement..