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01-11-2004, 03:11 PM
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using a normal vax machine to clean pond
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Has anybody got experience of using a normal houshold wet/dry vax machine for cleaning the bottom of pond? I'm considering doing this (if my wife lets me) over the weekend. Thanks |
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01-11-2004, 03:41 PM
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"wayne" wrote in message om... Hi Has anybody got experience of using a normal houshold wet/dry vax machine for cleaning the bottom of pond? I'm considering doing this (if my wife lets me) over the weekend. Yes, it's very common in fact. But be prepared to be dumping your vac a lot if it does not automatically do so. I also suggest you place the nozzle where you want to vac before you turn the vac on. It's much more efficient that way. BV. |
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01-11-2004, 03:41 PM
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"wayne" wrote in message om... Hi Has anybody got experience of using a normal houshold wet/dry vax machine for cleaning the bottom of pond? I'm considering doing this (if my wife lets me) over the weekend. Yes, it's very common in fact. But be prepared to be dumping your vac a lot if it does not automatically do so. I also suggest you place the nozzle where you want to vac before you turn the vac on. It's much more efficient that way. BV. |
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