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Pool Cartridge Filters

PoolSupplies.com is a premier destination for high-quality pool cartridge filters. Whether you have an above ground or inground pool, we have the perfect solution to keep your pool water crystal clear. Our extensive selection of cartridge filters, pumps, and replacement filter cartridges ensures that you will find the right fit for your pool's filtration needs.

At PoolSupplies.com, we believe in providing top-quality products, ensuring that your investment in a cartridge filter will stand the test of time. So, dive into a cleaner and healthier swimming experience by shopping our diverse range of above-ground and inground pool cartridge filters, pumps, and replacement cartridges today!

If you have any further questions about filters or anything else pool-related, feel free to Contact Us to speak with a trained pool specialist.

How Do I Backwash A Cartridge Filter?

Short answer - you don’t! Cartridge filters aren’t backwashed; you clean them by manually removing the cartridges and rinsing them with a standard garden hose - see more detailed instructions below!.

How Do I Clean A Pool Filter Cartridge?

  1. Turn off the pool pump and remove air from the system - slowly turn the air relief valve (usually on the top of the filter).
  2. Remove the cartridge from inside the filter tank and set it aside. Now is a good time to check for any damage - if you find any cracks or tears then it’s time for a new filter cartridge. 
  3. Use a spray nozzle on your garden hose to spray down the cartridge, making sure to get between the pleats. If you want to get a deeper clean, then you can use a Filter Cartridge Cleaner.
  4. About once a month, it’s worth cleaning your cartridge with a few sprays of a Filter Cleaner Spray.
  5. If it’s been a while since you’ve cleaned your cartridge and you want a deeper clean, you can soak the cartridge in the same cleaner spray overnight.
  6. Replace the cartridge in the filter, and secure it in place. Replace the filter top and close the clamps before turning the system back on.