Pool Cleaning Videos On Social Media
If, like the majority of people on TikTok and Instagram, you have come across oddly satisfying videos of pool transformations, specifically cleaning, here is everything you need to know about these popular videos. Why Are Pool Cleaning Videos Satisfying The pool cleaning transformation trend on social media is part of the phenomenon of oddly satisfying […]
If, like the majority of people on TikTok and Instagram, you have come across oddly satisfying videos of pool transformations, specifically cleaning, here is everything you need to know about these popular videos.
Why Are Pool Cleaning Videos Satisfying
The pool cleaning transformation trend on social media is part of the phenomenon of oddly satisfying videos, which includes soap shaving, home organisation videos and everything in between! The reason is actually quite simple: we love a before and after, no different than fitness ads showing the ‘shocking results’ of a certain workout regime.
Pool cleaning videos also trigger our natural curiosity and grab our attention with the shocking initial images, along with the expectations of a rewarding result. These videos are also often accompanied by mellow music or ASMR triggering sounds that are calming and relaxing to most viewers, which make them even more satisfying.
Most Popular Pool Cleaning Videos
Pool cleaning videos are part of the latest craze of “cleaning influencers” and they have become insanely popular. Miles Laflin, (@thep00lguy) from Bedfordshire has become notorious for his videos returning green slimy pools into sparkly glory. But he’s not the only one! Here are some of the most popular pool cleaning videos currently available:
Notorious user @Thep00lguy gained 4.8M likes with his sped-up video of what it takes to return a pool to its former glory. In 60 seconds, and with a catchy beat, the grimy green pool gets pressured washed to reveal a shiny white finish. If you want satisfying videos, you have hit the mark with this one.
@Theaussiepoolguy amassed 2.4M likes on his curiosity-inducing video. Titled ‘sometimes it’s not as clean as you might think’ the camera dives into the water, urging you to wait until the end as a pool floor cleaning brush scrubs away. If you want to know the end of this pool cleaning video, you will just have to watch it through.
@Aspenackley decided to record her pool transformation from start to finish. The abandoned pool restoration gave her 2.1M likes and nearly seven thousand comments. In 42 seconds, the wooden deck is removed to reveal a muddy and brown waterlogged pool, whose edge has turned from blue to copper coloured. The end result is well worth the wait.
With a voiceover and an upbeat trendy song, the @Crystalclearpool takes you along his process of cleaning a green pool for summer. The definition of ‘oddly satisfying’ is achieved when the pool vacuum expertly turns the mossy green floor to a pale blue. Only 1.6M likes, deserves more on our books.
When it comes to pool cleaning transformation videos, at the end of the day, it’s not about intention: none of us really want to clean a grimy pool, we just want to see the end result.
But if you don’t want to see your pool starring in one of the next popular pool videos on social media, reach out to Pool-dek and find out how to convert your swimming pool into a usable space.
