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• Reusable and washable biofoam filter sponge for swimming pools.
• Efficiently cleans and maintains pool water clarity.
• Durable and eco-friendly alternative to disposable filters.

What is this Pool Filter Sponge?

This is a reusable and washable biofoam filter sponge designed to effectively clean swimming pools. It serves as a sustainable and economical alternative to traditional disposable filter cartridges, ensuring your pool water remains clear and inviting.

The biofoam material is specifically engineered for optimal filtration, capturing debris and impurities while being easy to rinse and reuse, significantly reducing maintenance costs and environmental impact.

Why Choose a Biofoam Filter?

Opting for a biofoam filter sponge offers a practical and environmentally conscious approach to pool maintenance. Unlike paper filters that need frequent replacement, this sponge can be cleaned and reused multiple times, providing long-term value.

Its durable construction ensures it withstands regular use and cleaning cycles, making it a reliable component for keeping your Intex pool in pristine condition throughout the swimming season.

Key Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I clean this pool filter sponge?

Simply rinse the biofoam sponge under running water to remove debris. For a deeper clean, you can gently wash it with mild soap and water, then rinse thoroughly before reuse.

Is this filter sponge compatible with all Intex pools?

This biofoam filter sponge is designed for Intex swimming pools and is a good alternative to standard filter cartridges. Please check the dimensions of your existing filter to ensure compatibility.

What are the dimensions of the different filter sponge variants?

The available dimensions are approximately 102 x 93 x 30 mm, 108 x 73 x 40 mm, and 200 x 100 x 40 mm. Please select the variant that best fits your pool's filter housing.

How often should I replace this reusable filter sponge?

This filter sponge is designed for long-term use. Replace it when it shows signs of significant wear or damage, rather than on a fixed schedule like disposable filters.