You don't bend over anymore. The filter sits up high on a stand. You just stand there and hold the spray wand while the water does the work. The hose spins the filter for you. You stay standing. You stay dry.
One filter takes about 4 minutes. A full set of four takes about 15 minutes. That used to take you 2 to 4 hours. It's fast because the filter spins and the spray hits every pleat at once — you're not cleaning one spot at a time by hand.
This is the part a regular nozzle can't do. A cheap nozzle splits the water into weak streams. The Cyclone does the opposite. It sends one strong, focused spray straight into each pleat while the filter spins past it. So every fold gets blasted clean — even the gunk stuck deep down for years.
There's nothing to plug in. No motor. No batteries. No charging. The water pressure from your hose is what makes the filter spin. Connect the hose, turn it on, and it works. It even works if your water pressure is weak.
Because the spray reaches every pleat, it pulls out dirt your old method left behind. Most people can't believe how clean their filters get. A clean filter also means clearer pool water and a pump that doesn't have to work as hard.
New filters cost a lot — $300 to $800 for a set. Dirty filters wear out fast and need replacing too soon. Because the Cyclone really cleans them, your filters last longer. That saves most people $400+ a year. Add the hours you save, and it usually pays for itself in 4 to 7 months.
No soaking overnight. No cleaning sprays to buy. Because the spinning spray cleans about twice as fast, it uses around 65% less water than hosing a filter down the old way. Just water and spin — that's it.
It's made of solid aluminum with stainless steel parts. It won't rust. It won't crack like the cheap plastic tools that break after a few uses. Buy it once and you're done. The simple design — a stand, a spinning base, and a wand — means there's almost nothing that can wear out.
The kit comes with parts that fit 3", 4", and 6" filter openings. That covers about 95% of pool cartridge filters. You drop your filter onto the right-size base and it spins true. No extra parts to buy. (It's for cartridge filters — not sand or DE filters.)
Setup takes about 10 seconds. Open the stand, set the filter on the base, connect the hose. That's the whole thing. It's light — only 3 pounds — and folds into a storage bag. It's simple enough for anyone from age 8 to 80. And watching the dirt spin off and fly down the drain is honestly kind of fun.
