Understand the Problem: Manual Pool Cleaning

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You need to Stop cleaning your pool. (Here’s why)

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The video begins by highlighting the common challenge of manual pool cleaning, which can be very time-consuming. The presenter illustrates this by showing himself using traditional pool cleaning equipment like a vacuum hose and a brush, suggesting that this manual effort can take up to two hours every Saturday, equating to 104 hours per year. This sets the stage for introducing an automated solution.

Goal: Recognize the time and effort involved in traditional pool cleaning.

Tools and materials

Pool Brush on Pole — Manually scrubbing pool surfaces (shown as the 'old' method)
Pool Vacuum Hose — Manually vacuuming the pool floor (shown as the 'old' method)

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That's my phone. I used to spend 2 hours a day every Saturday cleaning this pool. That's right, 2 hours. That is equivalent to 104 hours a year. It's 13 full working days. I was essentially employed by my own backyard. And the pay was horrendous. So, I just hired someone. Boys and girls, meet the Wybot B1 robotic pool vacuum. No salary, no benefits, no calling out sick. I mean, it's basically a model employee. It's

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