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Pond vacuum/ no electriciry needed
Has anyone tried the vacuum kit for cleaning the bottom of the pond that is
hooked up to a hose and has a reusable bag at the top...?? It states just hook up to a garden hose.. thanks.. jan |
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I saw one at Sutherlands Lumber but was leary. It costs $50.00 !
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"Jan" wrote: Has anyone tried the vacuum kit for cleaning the bottom of the pond that is hooked up to a hose and has a reusable bag at the top...?? It states just hook up to a garden hose.. thanks.. jan Yes, they work reasonably good. Home Depot sells it as well. There are 2 sizes of bag mesh. To get the smallest size you may need to get that from a pool supply store. I sometimes use 2 bags or even a panty hose for the real fine stuff. Remember you are adding water during this process so be careful to de-chlor. If you have very good pressure on your garden hose you can connect a discharge hose (instead of the bag) and suck the waste out of the pond. jay Thu, May 15, 2003 -- Legend insists that as he finished his abject... Galileo muttered under his breath: "Nevertheless, it does move." |
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Has anyone tried the vacuum kit for cleaning the bottom of the pond that is hooked up to a hose and has a reusable bag at the top...?? It states just hook up to a garden hose.. thanks.. jan I purchased one (it's still in the box) several years ago. I decided it was to awkward to use. -- Bonnie NJ http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/ |
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Hmmmmmmm. Maybe you would sell it to one of us to try out! Lou Ann
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I tried one, but it wasn't what I wanted. It worked well enough, especially
if you use it like a water change (pump out some, then replace it with what you're putting back in while cleaning). The sides on my pond are steep, and I found it difficult to work with (trying to reach without falling in!). Also, when you lift it out, a lot of the silt drains back in. I got mine in the pool dept. at HD for about $20.00. Like I said, it works, but I really think it's more for small ponds. Lee "Jan" wrote in message ... Has anyone tried the vacuum kit for cleaning the bottom of the pond that is hooked up to a hose and has a reusable bag at the top...?? It states just hook up to a garden hose.. thanks.. jan |
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LRobi31070 wrote:
Hmmmmmmm. Maybe you would sell it to one of us to try out! Lou Ann Sure. Anyone want to make a offer. It's a Lifegard Pond Mini-Vac made by Lifegard Aquarium Porducts. -- Bonnie NJ http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/ |
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Pond vacuum/ no electriciry needed
I have a small pond. So, what would you sell it to me for? I am intersted in
trying it! |
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