I don't see the connection. I don't vacuum and brush--the robot does it. Vacuuming and brushing are at least an hour long job, every week, that is just plain hard work that, unless I want a work-out, I could do without (especially brushing). Besides, the robot not only does a better job, it acts like a super-filter, turning over the pool in 3-4 hours with DE level filtering.
The robot saves me lots of hard, sweaty work. An SWG would save me a few minutes of easy work a week.
THAT is the difference--saving me from a job I dislike versus saving me from a job I don't mind.
I KEEP saying this: There is nothing wrong with having an SWG if you want one. It's YOUR choice on what is a pain-in-the-neck job and what isn't. It's YOUR cost-benefit analysis.
And I can tell you: If I had to choose between a robotic cleaner and an SWG, then hands-down I'd take the cleaner.


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