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Okay, I saw a news about Aiper in these days. The link is: Log into Facebook I’ve been seeing some posts lately about this cleaner getting trouble, but I’m not sure if this is a widespread issue or just a few unlucky cases.

I don’t have the iSkim Ultra, but I’ve been using another Beatbot product, the AquaSense Pro, and it’s been great. It’s a bit pricey, but it’s worth it—better to invest in something that truly solves the problem. Chitosan is said to be derived from the shells of crabs and other crustaceans...

I’ve purchased a Beatbot robotic pool cleaner before, and I really like it. They recently launched new models, and they’re now available for pre-order with a discount. I’d recommend checking them out.

From my experience, it’s best to run the pump for 30 minutes before testing to make sure the water’s properly mixed.

I’ve got a Beatbot cleaner and still use a pool service. The robot’s perfect for keeping the pool clean between visits, especially with all the debris from trees.

Wow, seems like Aiper’s products are a bit unreliable.

I saw this online, and I think it would be perfect for your white pool.

I’ve been using the AquaSense Pro for almost 10 months now, and it’s been pretty good overall. The Water Clarification feature is awesome—it really keeps the water clear. As for lifting it, I don’t think it’s as hard as you might expect, but it kinda depends on how strong your mom is. She could...

Here’s a question for you—what’s one thing about pool maintenance that most people don’t realize, but really should? Let’s all share and discuss!:lovetfp:

Hi! I purchased a Beatbot earlier this year in March, although mine is the AquaSense Pro, not the standard Aquasense like yours. So far, I’ve been really happy with it. It’s saved me a lot of time and effort in cleaning my pool, and it works pretty efficiently. I imagine the Aquasense should be...

Got it! Thanks a lot.

Thank you for your recommendation! However, I'm a bit concerned. Could the salinity of a saltwater pool potentially cause damage to the pool's materials?

Got it!

Hi Jim, Thanks for the detailed explanation. I understand now that a saltwater pool still uses chlorine, it just generates it itself. Yes, I have a VS pump and I typically run it for about 10 hours per day. I was thinking about switching to an SWG because of the convenience and potential...