Pool & Spa Filter Cartridge Cleaner Hose Nozzle | Also Suits Chlorinator Cells
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Pool & Spa Filter Cartridge Cleaner Hose Nozzle | Also Suits Ch...
Product is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Filter Cartridge Cleaner Nozzle for pool and spa cartridge filters. Connects to a standard garden hose and is simple, effective, and easy to use.
- Wholesale / Trade pricing - These sell for up to $15 in pool shops!
- Buy in Bulk Packs of 100 and save even more
- Kept physically in stock for fast shipping or local pick-up
We keep these physically in stock for fast shipping or local pick-up, unlike most drop-shipping websites.
This filter cartridge cleaner hose nozzle connects directly to your garden hose and helps make cartridge cleaning quicker, easier, and less messy. It is designed to direct a concentrated spray across the pleats of the filter, helping flush out dirt, debris, hair, leaves, and build-up more effectively than a plain open hose.
Suitable for pool and spa cartridge filters, this cleaner nozzle is also handy for rinsing chlorinator cells and washing down pool or spa surrounds. It is a simple, low-cost maintenance tool for homeowners, pool shops, spa technicians, and trade buyers.
Use it as part of your regular cartridge filter cleaning routine to reduce cleaning time, reduce water wastage, and make the job far less frustrating. For best results, clean the filter while still wet.
Features
- Attaches directly to a standard garden hose
- Suitable for pool and spa cartridge filters
- Helps clean between filter pleats more effectively
- Can reduce cartridge cleaning time
- Helps reduce water wastage compared with a plain open hose
- Also useful for chlorinator cells and pool surrounds
- Best results are usually achieved when cleaning the filter while wet
- Price is for one nozzle unless a bulk pack is selected
Bulk and Trade Buyers
These are sold at sharp wholesale / trade prices, and you can save even more by purchasing in bulk. Ideal for pool shops, spa service companies, maintenance businesses, accommodation sites, and anyone regularly cleaning multiple filter cartridges.
Premium Quality. Trusted Brands. No Gimmicks.
Heater & Spa Parts only supplies premium-grade cartridge filters. Unless otherwise stated, our filters are Magnum® or Darlly® branded, made using USA-made Reemay®, Darlly®, Pleatco® filter media or equivalent. These two companies are among the biggest OEM suppliers to major spa and pool manufacturers, including Astralpool and many others.
Because we buy in container-load volumes, we can offer premium filters at sharper pricing and pass that value on to you.
Our filters are trusted across the industry, including by brands such as Astralpool, Balboa, Davey, Emaux, Halo Spas, Hurlcon, Madimack, Oasis Spas, Sapphire Spas, Spa World, Vortex®, SpaNet, Waterco, Zodiac, and more.
FYI, Most major manufacturers do not make cartridge elements themselves. They are supplied by OEM specialists like Magnum and Darlly, using Reemay or Darlly material, which are the same brands we supply.
These are not the cheap, unknown generics commonly sold on eBay, Wish, Temu, Amazon, and others. They are the same type of filters used by top manufacturers.
NSF® certified materials
All our filters are made from NSF® certified materials, meeting international standards for safety, strength, and filtration performance. Brands like Darlly®, Magnum®, Pleatco®, and Reemay® are globally recognised for consistent quality.
Why we mostly use Darlly® and Magnum®
Darlly® and Magnum® filters (with Reemay® or equivalent media) are chosen for real-world reliability:
- Stronger, continuous fibres for minimal shedding
- Greater durability compared to low-grade alternatives
- Longer service life and fewer replacements
- Cleaner, healthier water
Low-quality filters can shed fibres that clog or damage equipment. Ours are engineered to reduce shedding and keep your system running clean and efficient.
Filter cleaning guide
Clean your filter when:
- Spas: water flow or jet pressure drops
- Pools: filter pressure is about 35-45 kPa above normal
How to clean:
- Remove the cartridge as per your manufacturer’s instructions.
- Soak in a proper filter cleaning solution (for example Zodiac Filter Soak or Filter Klenz).
- Rinse thoroughly with a garden hose. A pleat-cleaning nozzle helps.
- Reinstall carefully and check seals are seated correctly.
Maximise filter life:
- Maintain balanced water chemistry.
- Clean regularly based on usage.
- Do not scrub with hard brushes or use high-pressure hoses.
- Avoid flocculants and avoid overusing clarifiers.
- Rotate multiple cartridges where possible to extend lifespan.
When to replace your filter
We recommend replacing cartridge filters every 12 to 24 months, depending on usage and conditions. Keeping a spare on hand allows easy rotation and uninterrupted filtration.
Warranty information
All standard filters are covered by a 12-month replacement warranty (excluding disposable and inflatable-spa types). This covers defects in materials or workmanship, not damage caused by improper use or poor water chemistry. See examples and warranty terms on our warranty page.
Summary: why choose our filters
- NSF® certified materials for proven safety and performance
- Trusted by major brands across the industry
- Mostly Magnum® or Darlly® branded filters, using Reemay® media or equivalent
- No gimmicks, just reliable, proven filtration
- Premium quality at sharp pricing through container-volume purchasing
Your spa or pool deserves more than a “just good enough” filter. Choose proven quality, backed by trusted names and genuine product knowledge.
Measuring a cartridge filter element when you dont have the exact model is the best way to identify it. There are a few important measurements, and they need to be as accurate as possible.
Total Length: Length of the filter, excluding the handle. You can generally also exclude the spigot or thread.
Diameter: This is the width of the filter.
Spigot Diameter: You may have a male threaded, or non-threaded spigot to locate the filter.
Hole Diameter: If you have a hole, rather than a spigot, measure the diameter of the hole.
Thread / Hole Type: Generally these can be a hole, a fine thread, course thread, or camlock style fitting.
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