Clean large amount of leaves from pool bottom

The most common way of removing leaves from the pool — the leaf rake or leaf skimmer. You have to use it manually, and it's relatively cheap — so you don't have to worry about replacing it often.

However, it requires extra effort from your side to clean the bottom portion of your pool, which is where the real trouble lies. You'll have to spend a lot of time and effort to scrub the bottom surface to clean.

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I would recommend using a deep leaf net to get out the majority of the leaves. Using a pool vacuum and sending that much debris into your filter will just immediately clog it.

Once the majority of the debris is scooped out manually with a leaf net, then I would use your automatic pool cleaner to finish the job. If you don't have an automatic pool cleaner you can use manual pool vacuum.

Sounds like you're opening the pool for the season. Enjoy.

I would suggest using a deep pool net do not try to vacuum the pool because it will get plug also remember to clean all the baskets including the pump for better circulation

Use a deep leaf net to get everything you can out. Then brush your pool thoroughly, and vacuum it thoroughly. Backflush your filter until water is coming out clean. Then resume normal filtration, shock your pool, and once chlorine levels have returned to normal you can get the rest of the chemistry in line. Clean ALL baskets! Skimmer and pump.