Abstract: Filter Flosser is a tool designed for cleaning cartridge filters that are used in pools, spas and industrial filtration systems. There is an ergonomically designed handle with an on/off ball valve switch to turn water flow on or off. There is a nozzle portion that is curved to wrap partially around the shape of a cartridge filter. There are holes in the nozzle portion which are evenly spaced that spray water into the cartridge filter elements to get between the pleats and remove dirt deposits.

Abstract: A filter element cleaning device is provided. The device has body portion having a central bore and opposing distal ends. An end cap can be releasably coupled to the first end and a connector can functionally engage the second end. A plurality of apertures can be configured on the body portion between the opposing distal ends, the plurality of apertures being spaced apart a first distance from one another, the apertures being in fluidic communication with the central bore. An end aperture of the plurality of apertures can be spaced away from the first opposing distal end a second distance that is greater than the first distance. The device can include an aperture cleaning tool that is configured to be coupled to the end cap, such that the aperture cleaning tool is housed within the central bore of the body portion and can be removed to clean the apertures.

Abstract: Filter Flosser is a tool designed for cleaning cartridge filters that are used in pools, spas and industrial filtration systems. There is an ergonomically designed handle with an on/off ball valve switch to turn water flow on or off. There is a nozzle portion that is curved to wrap partially around the shape of a cartridge filter. There are holes in the nozzle portion which are evenly spaced that spray water into the cartridge filter elements to get between the pleats and remove dirt deposits.