New pool, New plaster - Which Brush for startup?

[Aabusdrvr]

First post, I've been reading for a while now as we put in a new pool. I want to make sure we start it up correctly. While I read this thread Pool School - Start-up New Plasterplaster what I cant seem to find is a good recommendation on a brush to use to vacuum during the startup period. Also when this stays no swimming during the break-in period do they mean no swimming for 3 weeks? Just wondering how much disappointment to expect when I have to tell the kids, haha.

Do I get a brush like this (Milliard Sea-Thru Triangle Weighted Pool and Spa Vacuum Head, 11" Wide Cleaning Surface Safe on Vinyl Lined Pools ): https://www.amazon.com/Milliard-Sea...UTF8&coliid=IYMDPA4ASF0RH&colid=2JOO2QV3RO3EZ

or something like this which says made for plaster? https://www.amazon.com/Aquatix-Pro-...PA4ASF0RH&colid=2JOO2QV3RO3EZ#customerReviews

Thanks in Advance!

 

[PoolGate]

The Wall Whale Brush 18 Nylon

 

[b_veselka]

Agree- wall whale

 

[jblizzle]

Just be sure it is Nylon as the plaster is curing.
I might almost be concerned that the wall whale (which I love) might brush "too" hard on new plaster ... but that may be unfounded.

 

[Aabusdrvr]

should have added I have the wall whale to do the brushing. I guess I was more concerned with how to vacuum the plaster bits I brush off. I know you are not supposed to use a robot and just want to make sure whatever I get doesn't harm the plaster.