Leaf Eater
Product Overview
The Pentair Leaf Eater is the ultimate tool for efficient, everyday pool debris removal. Designed with a wide mouth and fine-mesh bag, it scoops up leaves, twigs, bugs, and small particles in fewer passes, making it ideal for daily cleanup and post-storm maintenance.
Constructed using lightweight yet durable materials, including a reinforced plastic frame and tear-resistant mesh, the Leaf Eater stands up to frequent use without bending or tearing. Its design protects delicate pool finishes—vinyl, fiberglass, plaster, and tile—ensuring clean surfaces without scratches.
Easy to attach to standard telescopic poles, this tool offers smooth, one-handed operation. Whether you're working the pool surface, steps, or corners, the Leaf Eater makes debris collection quick and intuitive.
Perfect for both homeowners and pool professionals, the Leaf Eater delivers high performance and reliability. Ideal for regular upkeep, seasonal cleanups, or pool openings, it keeps your water clear and inviting. With its blend of capacity, durability, and surface-safe design, this tool makes pool maintenance faster and easier for everyone.
Key Features:
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Wide-mouth scoop for maximum debris collection
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Fine-mesh bag captures all debris sizes
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Durable frame resists bending
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Safe on all pool finishes
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Compatible with standard poles for convenient use
Advanced Automated Debris Removal.
Maintain a pristine pool floor automatically. The Leaf Eater utilizes advanced internal mechanics to scrub, sweep, and capture debris before it ever reaches your main filter system.
Maximized Coverage Angle
Designed with proprietary logic to escape tight corners and navigate deep-end slopes efficiently.
Superior Suction Power
Easily devours large debris like acorns and leaves while simultaneously filtering fine dust and silt.
Protects Main Filter
By capturing debris locally, it vastly reduces the backwashing demand and wear-and-tear on your primary filtration system.
Common Questions & Instructions
How often should I run this cleaner?
For optimal maintenance, we recommend running your cleaner 2-3 times per week, specifically after heavy wind storms or landscape mowing.
Can I leave the cleaner in the pool full-time?
While convenient, prolonged exposure to heavy shock treatments and sustained UV will degrade the plastic. It's best to remove it after the cleaning cycle.
