Filter 155384 BP 420 1 Polypropylene Micron Review

Our pool has turned green and I've tried just about everything. Lots of shock, chlorine and algaecide. It helped, but still not 100%. I then found a YouTube video showing this 1 micron filter and set it up similar to my fellow buyer Mary Caron. I connected the filter return with some zip ties and let it filter for about 2 days and my pool was almost crystal clear. I'm so glad I found this solution. Thank you!

I have an 18ft Intex pool that was badly damaged by algae late last season. I thought I had to empty it. Then I found these mentions in a YouTube video and decided to give it a try. Man, these guys are real. The amount of dirt it catches and filters through is phenomenal. They can be used by simply throwing them in the wash. I think I will continue to use these throughout the season as they work better than paper filters and are reusable. And inexpensive. Thank you for making them. If you have…

I have a metal frame paddling pool. I was delayed in treatment and suddenly the algae appeared and I couldn't control them. I decided to do this experiment. I took a wooden paddle and created a hot tub. That's about 4500 liters. I added 4x the amount of shock they were supposed to add each week. I cut off the top part of the filter and attached it to the drain pipe with a hose. I attached it to the pool ladder and covered the pool with sunscreen. I went for 3 days and came back to really clean…