Algae-ZILLA 10" Stainless Steel Algae Brush by SweepEase

This is the new SweepEase® Aquadynamic pool brush, the Algae-zilla 10” Stainless Steel Algae Brush. It uses the same innovative design of the original SweepEase brushes that allows for the brush to “stick” to the pool wall creating more force with much less effort. I got a chance to test this brush prior to it's production release and it works great.

This brush should be available online, in stores and at your pool wholesaler later this month. For more information on it now like pricing and where to purchase you can go to the SweepEase website and email the owner: http://sweepease.com/

I like supporting these small business inventors, especially if their product is good. I have meet the owner a couple of times now at the pool shows and he is dedicated to bringing the best product to market. He has been developing the Algae-Zilla for over a year now and it shows.

This thing will take stubborn algae right off of the pool wall with very little effort. The compact 10” design and the Aquadynamic engineering gives this brush so much power. Yellow Algae that would not brush off with a regular algae brush comes off easily. Overall an excellent designed brush.

They also make two other brushes SweepEase® 18″ Brush (Stainless Steel-Poly Blend Brush) and a SweepEase® 18″ Brush (100% Poly Bristle Brush) which I use on my pool route exclusively. These brushes hold up extremely well and I recently dropped off my 18” Poly Blend to the owner after 1 ½ years off use for his display.

You shouldn't use this brush in your pool if it is Vinyl or Fiberglass as it may damage or tear the pool surface. But the brush is perfectly safe for Gunite, Cement and all Peeble Tec and Pebble Sheen pools. I would probably not use it in a painted pool also.

You can see the video of the other two brushes here:
SweepEase® AquaDynamic 18" Pool Brush – Review: 


Brushing your pool is of course essential to prevent dirt staining the pool walls and algae growth and a good quality pool brush is essential. You can purchase the SweepEase brushes thru my website:


If your experience algae issues in your pool I have several videos on clearing it up and preventing it. Algae can be a plague for your pool and it happens for a number of reasons. The Algae-ZILLA brush would be a good investment if your pool has problem algae and if you are in the pool service industry. Algae is pretty common in the Summer and some pools are more susceptible than others.

Here is a playlist covering algae in your pool:

Algae Removal & Pool Chemistry:


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