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I am very very tempted to put a pond in my backyard for a variety of
reasons. As I have been looking around for kits for this project, I have pretty much established that I want to go with a flexible liner rather than a hard shell type pond. However, here is my concern: You can go to Home Depot or a similar store and get a kit for a pretty large pond for around $150, maybe $200 or a bit more, supposedly for the whole deal to keep it clean and so on. Then, you look at businesses and websites that specialize in this sort of thing, and kits with pretty much the same stuff in it for a smaller sized pond are many hundreds of dollars more. I remember years ago having an above ground swimming pool that came with a pump that was a real joke...it did not have close to a chance of keeping the pool clean...will I run into the same problems if I go and buy that Home Depot kit (Beckett or Little Giant brands)? Do these much cheaper kits work okay? Or is it necessary to spend that sort of huge money from a specialist to get something that actually works? Any suggestions, sources, experiene with this sort of thing would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! |
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