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I don't believe it is anywhere close to 80%. The key word here is "require". Again, sanitation is required, filtration is not. What is required is enough run time to distribute chlorine throughout the pool. For manual dosing, that is only about 30 minutes for the average pool. For SWG pools with...

Filtering an equivalent pool volume worth of water is a turnover. The word turnover is not the myth. The myth widely disseminated throughout the internet is that "pools require 1-2 turnovers per day". The word itself is valid but the generalization is not. Some pools may require only 0.1...

One thing to keep in mind is that particles that remain suspended in water are generally too small (<2 microns) to be filtered out the water with a standard pool filter. Larger particles will eventually sink to the pool floor which can then be removed by a pool cleaner. This is far more...