- More efficient than water/siphon type vacuum Affordable badder filter pump Scrubber Sand filter pump algae Suction outlet The bag is inside a housing ( the vacuum body ) - picks up almost all dirt and sand on bottom of pool in one pass + Problem the little mesh bag inside the vac attachment may be clogged. - The vacuum head also has bristles so you can scrub at the same time Many user get problem in the vacuum suction part - rubber grommet ¾ó½¦¯ÁÀô - be gentle with the debris bag when cleaning it, as it is only single stitched to the rubber grommet - be careful with the vacuum head as it is made of plastic and if you drop it or over tighten it could break or fracture if you drop it or over tighten it - the two screw-locks on the telescoping pole can come loose/unglued, but just apply some Gorilla glue and they will stay in place; - remember to clean your filter cartridge after you're done vacuuming - for the vacuum to have proper suction + Gentle and slow stroke motion while vacumming to pick up all the debris result in a crystal clear water pool Villarreal Family October 24, 2017 - The head just twist locks into place so it's very easy to knock it off while vacuuming and have everything fall right out of the debris bag. - You can find several videos that show you easy ways to accomplish this without trying to dunk the hose into the pool. sean Works great once you figure out how to get air out of pump lines for the vacuum June 19, 2015 1) Unplug filter pump 2) Put vacuum under the water with hose attached slowly and start putting the hose under water about a foot at a time (don't just dunk the whole thing at once) starting at the vacuum end. 3) Hook up the hose to the screw on adapter and side of the pool 4) turn on pool pump and let it run for a few seconds, then let some air out of the top of the pump. - If there is 2 in Cover one as it will reduce the sucking power. - - https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/intex-pool-loss-of-suction-while-vacuuming.78155/