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Summary: Watch as a seasoned professional demonstrates how to brush a pool screen enclosure in this free online video about home pool care.

Views: 566 | Tags: home, repair, house, swimming, screen, pool, cover, enclosure, birdcage

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C.R. Willey C.R. Willey owns and operates a lawn and landscape business. He often finds himself cleaning off pool enclosures as a result of debris, limbs and leaves that ... read more

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Brushing a Pool Screen Enclosure

In this segment I'm going to show you the actual technique on how to pull off. Any time you have some small pieces of pine needles as I first start walking up the ladder I like to pull these out and just let them fly. Clean off the little areas near by and make sure that is tighty. Then with the pool brush I have already got most of the stuff across half way across it. It is a pulling motion just resting the pool brush on the top of the screen. There is a couple of little fluffy spots here; some nuts from a tree that I like to stick in there. So you almost have to pull them and sweep them off as you pull the shaft of the pole towards you. The pool brush and just brush that stuff off and let it fall to the ground. When that is all in the ground then we would take a rake and we would try to clean off this stuff. But basically you do one section at a time before you move on. Secure the area and before you move to the next spot. I'm also going to use a blower. When I'm done with it so any of the loose pine needles that are on here, I'm not really to concerned when I know they are close to the edge. Cause I would be able to get off the back of the screen enclosure.

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