Bottom spots, use a brush?

Jun 5, 2014
244
Brentwood, Ca (Nor-Cal)
Pool Size
1800
Chlorine
Liquid Chlorine
How often does everyone use a brush on their intex? Had mine setup a little before 7/4 and never brushed but swam a few times. I'm using the bleach method, adding daily. I did skip a day or 2 and recently noticed some spots/liner crease stains. I took my leaf rake and went over the area and it disappeared. Adding a bunch of bleach as I left town and a few spots appeared. Added more bleach, I need to test. I have ever been rinsing same filter as well as it hasn't been dirty besides tree needles. Possible culprit?

I'm thinking I need to buy a brush for the bottom, any special type I need? Or any safe for intex? Was going to buy a intex maintenance kit but I use the Hayward skimmer and plan on upgrading pumps.
 
Just so happens the little woman decided to vacuum tonight. So here is a picture

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Hmm... it doesn't show one does it? I bought ours at a local farm and ranch store named Atwood's. It was only about $40 with everything in your link + the leaf rake/net. I do remember when I bought it the box didn't say anything about having a hose. Nothing in the wording or pictures, so I picked up a separate vacuum hose so I could use it that day. Got home and opened the box and the intex hose was inside the box. I wish I could tell you which exact kit I bought.

This one has everything that came in the kit I bought.

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I have to run by Atwood's after work. I will try to remember to look at the model number on the one they carry.
 
I brush every few days because I get a little algae in the creases. I have been brushing all summer and figured out today that it is easier to brush if I get in the pool. Now that the pool is 92, getting in is enjoyable.
 
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