EverClean Filter Plan

Tropical Pools has taken the guess work out of keeping your pool filters and system clean and healthy by creating a BRAND NEW automated filter cleaning service called EVERCLEAN.  

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  • You sign up today and we start your first filter clean with a visit.
  • We purchase a second set of premium pool filters for your unit.
  • We swap the NEW filters for your dirty filters.
  • We bring the dirty pool filters back to our shop.
  • We spend 3 days cleaning and soaking your dirty filters.
  • When they are 100% cleaned according to manufacturers specs, we then STORE the clean filters for free at our warehouse.
  • In 6 months, we automatically return and swap out the crystal clean filters for the dirty ones.
  • We repeat the process of cleaning, storing and replacing for unparalleled cleanliness.
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Cartridge filters are recommended to be cleaned at least every 6 months and cartridges don’t last forever.  In fact, manufacturers recommend replacement on average every 3-5 years.  Plus… proper cleaning of a cartridge is critical to water quality.

Here Are Some Tips If You Want To Do It Yourself:

  1. Remove the cartridge from the filter housing following the manufacture’s instructions.
  2. Use a garden hose with a straight flow nozzle to wash down the filter element. Work from the top down, holding the nozzle at a 45 degree angle, and wash all the pleats with emphasis between pleats.
  3. Rinse until all dirt and debris is gone.
  4. For all spa cartridges and elements used in swimming pools where perspiration, suntan lotions, and other oils are present, soak the element for at least one hour (over night is more effective) in (1) a commercial filter cleaner; or (2) one cup trisodium phosphate (TSP) to five gallons water; or (3) once cup dishwasher detergent to five gallons of water.
  5. Rinse the cartridge again to remove oils and cleaning solution.
  6. If the filter has a coating of algae, calcium carbonate (residue from calcium hypochlorite), iron, or other minerals, soak the cartridge in a solution of one part muriatic acid to twenty parts water until all bubbling stops. WARNING: Failure to remove all oils and cleaning solution before acid soaking will result in a permanent restriction of water flow and cause premature cartridge failure.
  7. Rinse the cartridge clean and reassemble housing.
WARNING: Wear rubber gloves and safety glasses when using acid and chlorine. Do not add water to acid. Do not mix chlorine and acid.