How To Clean A Mesh Pool Fence

Just as a pool owner would clean various surfaces around the pool, a mesh pool fence also requires some sprucing up to get rid of accumulated dirt. In fact, the pool’s chemicals often get into contact with the pool fence when water splashes on it. Such cleanups also eliminate the health hazard that dirt posses to your kids and other members of your family. Moreover, certain cleaning chemicals may have an abrasive effect on a pool fence. Hence, it’s advisable to consider using cleaning products that will not ruin the pool fence. For instance, mild soapy water can be a good bet for your cleaning needs.

How To Clean A Mesh Pool Fence You Ask?

When it comes to giving your mesh pool fence a scrub, here are a few tips and processes to bear in mind:

  • First, an occasional rinse that involves hosing down the mesh would eliminate pool chemicals that may have accumulated on the fence. Certain fence posts, such as the ones from All-Safe Pool Fence & Covers, use aluminum posts which never rust. Generally, ensure to maintain a regular cleaning regimen, say a few months or when the need arises. By regularly keeping the mesh pool fence dirt-free, you can ascertain its functionality over time. You can use a high-pressure hose to spray the pool fence entirely, in so doing eliminating dirt from hard to reach areas and accumulated debris.
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Keeping your mesh pool fence dirt-free will increase its longevity.
  • Depending on the staining on your mesh, you may have to consider putting in some extra effort to scour it. A bucket-full of water and mild detergent will do the trick in most cases. The cleaning solution can also be supplemented with vinegar- an ideal acid-based cleaning agent.
  • The scrubbing process should involve the use of a soft brush. Try to steer clear of rough brushes as they can scratch the pool posts or ruin the mesh. By working on an individual section before moving to the next, you would be assured of a more effective cleanup.
  • Just as you would soak clothes to soften tough stains, so would you have to do to your mesh when dealing with stubborn Stains. Doing so would ease the cleaning process by getting rid of the grime.
  • To avoid run-off (whereby the soapy detergent on the mesh trickles to lower levels), work your way from top to bottom while rinsing the fence. This will ascertain a better finish and zero detergent remnants on the pool fence.
  • Should you be considering storing your pool fence after cleaning (in case of the removable type), eliminate the risk of rusting by allowing the fence to dry completely.
  • Lastly, so as not to void your warranty, consider removing your pool fence in case you need to use abrasive cleaners like chlorine on the patio. You can also lubricate the hook holding the mesh in place using a silicone spray to minimize risks of corrosion.

It is critical for pool owners to restore the sparkle in their mesh pool fences so as to enjoy the environment around their pools. Furthermore, keeping the fence in tiptop condition will minimize the risks associated with neglect. Thus, by maintaining the integrity of your pool fence, you can be certain of its longevity, greater efficiency, comfort, and greater aesthetic value from your investment.

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